A production-grade private cloud students actually operate — with on-call rotations and real SLAs.
The Cloud Data Center is a real private cloud — compute, storage and networking across three availability zones — that students run like a hyperscaler team, complete with monitoring, on-call and postmortems.
It hosts student-built services and internal platforms, so reliability engineering is learned by doing.
Operated by the School of Cloud Computing.
An internal platform hosting student projects.
Metrics, logs and traces for all services.
Game-days that deliberately break things to build resilience.
Open to Cloud Computing and Digital Product Engineering students, and available to any school hosting a project. Teams get namespaces and on-call responsibility for what they deploy.
Strict tenant isolation and quotas prevent one team affecting another. Production changes go through review, and destructive actions are gated.
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