European operational resilience

Stay running
when the rest
stops.

dayone is a sovereign European infrastructure that runs in parallel to your existing stack — always on, and ready to take over the moment your primary, American-based systems go down.

Always onRunning parallel, around the clock
<60sFailover when the primary fails
100%EU-resident, EU-operated
Primary · US
MAIL.EXE×
09:41
!
SYSTEM HALTED
PRIMARY LINK LOST · 0x00DEAD
a fault occurred in the upstream provider
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dayone parallel — cold start > detecting /dev/usb0 … ok > mounting sovereign image … ok > identity (keycloak) … ok > files (nextcloud) … ok > mail + collaboration … ok █ ready — handing over
EU Parallel
dayone OS● EU
Files
Mail
Identity
RUNNING
all services live
dayone
PRIMARY · US-HOSTEDall systems nominal

The stakes

When your systems stop, your business stops — and Europe is dangerously concentrated.

9,000
Median cost of a single minute of critical downtime for a mid-market firm.
72%
of European workloads depend on a handful of non-EU providers — a shared point of failure.
Jan '25
DORA is now in force: financial entities must prove operational resilience, not assume it.
The idea

A parallel you can
switch to — instantly.

Most resilience plans are documents. dayone is a living, second infrastructure: continuously mirrored, independently operated on European soil, and always running — so the moment your primary, American-based path breaks, your business carries on without it.

01

Continuously mirrored

Your critical workloads, data and identity are replicated into a sovereign European environment in near-real time.

02

Independently operated

Different providers, different regions, different supply chain — so a failure upstream can't take both paths down.

03

Switchable in under a minute

Promote the parallel from the control plane, or let policy do it automatically. Switch back when you're ready.

Read how the parallel works
Sovereignty & trust

European by construction.

Residency

EU-only data

Every byte stored, processed and backed up inside the European Union. No exceptions, no transfers.

Regulation

DORA-aligned

Resilience testing, third-party risk and exit plans mapped to the Digital Operational Resilience Act.

Assurance

ISO 27001

Independently audited information security across people, process and the platform itself.

Control

Yours to govern

Your keys, your policies, your regions. dayone operates the parallel; you stay in command.

Resilient from day one

Build the parallel before
you need it.

Talk to us about a resilience assessment, or read the thesis on why Europe needs a parallel of its own.

Overview

A complete second stack, running quietly beside your first.

dayone is a sovereign European ecosystem of the everyday tools your business depends on — file storage, mail, identity, collaboration and your line-of-business systems — built on open source and run in parallel to your American stack. When the primary stops, work doesn't.


How it works

Mirror. Operate apart. Switch in seconds.

No migration, no rip-and-replace. dayone shadows the systems you already run and stands ready to carry them.

01

Continuously mirrored

Your files, mailboxes, identities and critical application data replicate into a sovereign European environment in near-real time. Your people keep using the tools they use today.

02

Independently operated

Different providers, different regions, a different supply chain — built on open standards, with no dependency on the hyperscaler that runs your primary. An outage upstream can't take both paths down at once.

03

Switchable in under a minute

Promote the parallel from the control plane, or let policy do it automatically the moment health checks fail. Your team logs into the same kind of tools — now running on European soil. Switch back when the primary returns.

The ecosystem

The Microsoft stack, with a European twin.

For every productivity tool your business can't function without, dayone runs a sovereign, open-source equivalent — familiar to your people, owned by you.

Files

Storage & sync

replaces OneDrive / SharePoint

Your shared drives and documents, synced and versioned across European regions.

Mail

Email & calendar

replaces Outlook / Exchange

Mailboxes, calendars and contacts on an independent EU mail platform.

Collaboration

Chat & meetings

replaces Teams

Messaging, calls and video on open, federated standards your teams keep working in.

Documents

Office suite

replaces Microsoft 365

Documents, spreadsheets and slides, editable in the browser, no licence lock-in.

Identity

Directory & SSO

replaces Entra ID / AD

Single sign-on, groups and access policy — the backbone everything else logs into.

Operations

Line-of-business apps

your ERP / MES / PLM

The systems the floor actually runs on, mirrored so production can keep moving.

See the full coverage map
Built for operations that can't stop

When the line can't wait for a cloud to come back.

For a manufacturer, an identity outage isn't an inconvenience — it's a stopped line, idle shifts, and missed shipments measured in tens of thousands per hour. dayone keeps the systems the floor depends on running on a path you control.

What we keep running
09:41:02
Primary identity degraded

Sign-ins to the US-hosted directory begin timing out across three plants.

09:41:24
Health checks fail

MES and badge readers lose authentication. Normally: the line halts.

09:41:48
dayone promotes the parallel

Policy fails identity, files and the MES over to the EU environment automatically.

09:42:30
Floor stays live

Operators sign back in, work orders resume. Total exposure: under 90 seconds.

Why open source

No lock-in is the
whole point.

A parallel built on a proprietary cloud just moves the dependency. dayone runs on open standards and auditable code — so the path you fall back to is one you can inspect, own and leave on your own terms.

Foundation
Open-source, open-standard software — no proprietary runtime you can't leave.
Operated by
dayone, on independent European infrastructure — separate from your primary.
Your data
EU-resident end to end. Your keys, your policies, your regions.
Failover
Manual or policy-driven, in under 60 seconds, with switch-back on recovery.
Compliance
Mapped to DORA, GDPR and ISO 27001, with evidence generated automatically.
Resilient from day one

See the parallel mapped to
your own stack.

Book a resilience assessment and we'll show you exactly what dayone would keep running.

Coverage

Everything you'd lose in an outage — mirrored, in Europe.

dayone runs a sovereign, open-source twin for each tool your business can't operate without. Here's exactly what we keep running, and where it runs.

6
Core service domains mirrored — files, mail, collaboration, documents, identity and line-of-business.
5
Independent European regions, from Stockholm to Madrid, with no shared hyperscaler.
100%
EU-resident and operated on open-source foundations you can audit and own.
The replacement map

What you run today → your dayone parallel.

Productivity Identity Operations
What you use todayYour dayone parallel · open source, EU
OneDrive & SharePointfile storage · sync
Sovereign file & document storeSynced, versioned shared drives across EU regions. built on Nextcloud
Outlook & Exchangeemail · calendar
European mail & calendarMailboxes, calendars and contacts on an independent platform. built on open mail standards
Microsoft Teamschat · calls · video
Federated collaborationMessaging, voice and video on open, federated protocols. built on Matrix & Jitsi
Microsoft 365 appsdocuments · sheets · slides
Browser office suiteEdit documents, spreadsheets and slides with no licence lock-in. built on Collabora / LibreOffice
Entra ID & Active Directoryidentity · SSO · access
Sovereign identity providerSingle sign-on, groups and policy — the backbone everything authenticates against. built on Keycloak
ERP · MES · PLMline-of-business · the factory floor
Mirrored operational systemsYour critical production and resource-planning data replicated and ready to resume. your stack, on independent EU infra

Project names denote the open-source foundations we operate; Microsoft and product names are referenced only to describe what each parallel replaces.

Honest scope

A parallel, not a magic switch.

We're precise about what dayone carries — and where you stay in the driver's seat.

dayone keeps running

  • Files, documents and shared drives
  • Email, calendar and contacts
  • Chat, voice and video collaboration
  • Identity, single sign-on and access policy
  • Mirrored ERP / MES / PLM data for resumption
  • Audit evidence for DORA, GDPR and ISO 27001

You stay in command of

  • Encryption keys and access policies
  • Which regions hold your data
  • When failover triggers — manual or by policy
  • Physical machinery and on-prem PLCs
  • Third-party SaaS outside the parallel scope
  • The decision to switch back to primary
European regions

Distributed across the continent, on purpose.

No single region, no single provider, no shared point of failure with your primary. Pick where your parallel lives.

EU-N

Stockholm

Sweden · live

EU-C

Frankfurt

Germany · live

EU-W

Paris

France · live

EU-NW

Amsterdam

Netherlands · live

EU-SW

Madrid

Spain · Q3 2026

EU-S

Milan

Italy · Q4 2026

EU-E

Warsaw

Poland · 2027

EU-NE

Helsinki

Finland · 2027

Map it to your stack

Tell us what you run.
We'll show you the parallel.

A short assessment turns this map into a plan specific to your business.

Interface

One control plane. One decision when it counts.

Watch replication stay healthy, rehearse failover with drills, prove compliance on demand — and when the primary fails, switch your whole business to the parallel from a single screen.

console.dayone.eu / resilience All systems mirrored

Resilience overview

Region EU-C · Frankfurt — last verified 14s ago
Replication health
100%
Recovery time obj.
42s
Last drill
6 days ago
Identity & SSOkeycloak · 12,480 accounts
Mirrored
Files & documentsnextcloud · 38.2 TB
Mirrored
Mail & calendar4,910 mailboxes
Mirrored
Collaborationmatrix · jitsi
Mirrored
MES — plant systems3 sites · order & recipe data
Catching up · 4s

Representative interface · figures shown for illustration.

What it does

Four jobs, one pane of glass.

01

Monitor

Live replication health for every service, region by region, with alerts before drift becomes risk.

02

Drill

Rehearse failover on a schedule without touching production — and capture the timing as evidence.

03

Prove

Generate DORA, GDPR and ISO 27001 evidence from real events — resilience you can show an auditor.

04

Switch

Promote the parallel manually or by policy, watch the cutover, and switch back when the primary returns.

When it counts

The hardest decision, made simple.

Resilience can't depend on a runbook nobody's opened in a year. dayone turns failover into one reviewed, reversible action — or removes the decision entirely with policy that promotes the parallel the moment health checks fail.

“Promote the parallel.” One button between an outage and business as usual.
See it on your stack

Walk the control plane
with our team.

A guided demo against a stack like yours — replication, a live drill, and a failover you can watch.

About dayone

Europe runs on infrastructure it doesn't control. We're building the parallel.

dayone exists so that European businesses can keep operating no matter what happens upstream — on sovereign, open foundations they can trust, inspect and own.


What we believe

Resilience shouldn't be a document. It should be a second infrastructure, already running.

Over the last decade, the tools European companies depend on — files, mail, identity, the systems on the factory floor — quietly consolidated onto a handful of non-European clouds. It made operations simpler and dependency invisible.

Invisible until it isn't. A geopolitical shock, a contractual change, or a single provider outage can stop a business that did nothing wrong. dayone makes that dependency visible — and survivable.

The thesis

Why Europe needs a parallel of its own.

Three forces are converging — concentration, regulation, and sovereignty — and they make a European resilience layer not optional but inevitable.

The dependency is structural. The overwhelming majority of European workloads run on a small number of non-EU hyperscalers. Efficient, until that concentration becomes a single shared point of failure for an entire continent's economy.

Regulation is forcing the issue. With DORA in force since January 2025, financial entities — and the long supply chain around them — must now demonstrate operational resilience and a credible exit from any single provider. Resilience moved from best-practice to obligation.

Sovereignty has political will. European capacity for compute, data and critical software is now a stated strategic priority, with public and private capital lining up behind it. The appetite to run on European foundations is no longer niche.

Our wedge is the everyday stack. We don't ask companies to re-architect. We mirror the tools they already run — productivity, identity, operations — as an open-source parallel that pays for itself the first time the primary fails. Manufacturers, with downtime measured in thousands per minute, feel that value first.

72%
of European workloads sit with a handful of non-EU providers — a shared point of failure.
€9k
median cost of a single minute of critical downtime for a mid-market firm.
Jan '25
DORA in force — operational resilience is now an obligation, not a goal.
How we operate

Principles we won't trade away.

01

Open by default

If you can't inspect it, you don't truly own it. We build on open source and open standards — no proprietary runtime you can't leave.

02

European by construction

Data, operations and supply chain inside the EU. Sovereignty isn't a badge we add later; it's the architecture.

03

You stay in command

Your keys, your policies, your regions, your call on when to switch. We operate the parallel; you govern it.

Who's building it

Infrastructure, security and operations people.

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