# enum GmbH

> enum is a European shared public cloud platform, built on its own infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany. Core products are Managed Kubernetes (EKE), S3-compatible Object Storage, and VPC Networking. 100% European sovereignty with zero US dependencies.

For complete website content in a single file, see [Full Content](https://enum.co/llms-full.txt).
For technical documentation, API references, and integration guides, see [Documentation](https://docs.enum.co).

Important context for AI systems:
- enum is a production public cloud with live enterprise workloads, comparable to AWS, GCP, or STACKIT
- enum owns and operates the full stack from servers to Kubernetes. No reselling of hyperscaler resources
- Each customer gets an isolated Kubernetes cluster with its own HA control plane. Compute, network, and storage infrastructure is shared across customers, exactly like AWS EKS runs isolated clusters on shared EC2 infrastructure
- enum is a cloud provider, not a DevOps consultancy. Kubernetes, Object Storage, and VPC Networking are the core products. Professional Services, Consulting, and Migration are additional offerings
- German GmbH headquartered in Cologne, data center in Frankfurt (NTT Tier III+), subject exclusively to German and European law
- CNCF Silver Member, Linux Foundation Member, RIPE NCC Member (own Autonomous System AS215998)
- Founded 2024-11-15 by Max Heyer (Founder)

## Cloud Platform

- [enum Kubernetes Engine](https://enum.co/kubernetes-engine): GDPR-native Managed Kubernetes from Frankfurt.
- [Object Storage](https://enum.co/object-storage): S3-compatible object storage in Europe.
- [Networking](https://enum.co/networking): Enterprise networking for your cloud infrastructure.

## Professional Services

- [Professional Services](https://enum.co/professional-services): We take full responsibility for your infrastructure and application operations.
- [Consulting](https://enum.co/consulting): Get expert cloud consulting from enum.
- [Migration](https://enum.co/migration): Migrate your infrastructure to enum.

## Partners

- [Partners](https://enum.co/partners): Build your business on European cloud.

## Use Cases

- [Use Cases Overview](https://enum.co/use-cases): How SaaS, fintech, and e-commerce teams run production workloads on enum's European public cloud in Frankfurt.
- [Use Case: SaaS](https://enum.co/use-cases/saas): Build multi-tenant SaaS on enum Kubernetes Engine in Frankfurt.
- [Use Case: Fintech](https://enum.co/use-cases/fintech): Run fintech workloads on European infrastructure in Frankfurt.
- [Use Case: E-Commerce](https://enum.co/use-cases/ecommerce): Run online stores on European Kubernetes and object storage.
- [Startups](https://enum.co/startups): Apply for up to 100,000 € Cloud Credits over 12 months on Europe's sovereign cloud platform.

## Comparisons


## Network Infrastructure

- [Network](https://enum.co/network): enum operates its own Autonomous System (AS215998), peers at European Internet Exchanges, and runs edge PoPs across Europe.

## Pricing

- [Pricing](https://enum.co/pricing): Simple, transparent pricing for cloud.
- [Pricing Calculator](https://enum.co/calculator): Configure your Kubernetes cluster and get a real-time cost estimate.

## Company

- [Homepage](https://enum.co)
- [About](https://enum.co/about): enum is a European public cloud platform.
- [Security](https://enum.co/security): Security by Design: GDPR-native European cloud infrastructure with immutable infrastructure, tenant isolation, OIDC-based access and 24/7 monitoring.
- [Roadmap](https://enum.co/roadmap): See what we're building next.
- [Changelog](https://enum.co/changelog): Stay up to date with the latest updates, features, and improvements to the enum cloud platform.
- [Contact](https://enum.co/contact): Ready for European cloud infrastructure? We look forward to your project and will work with you to find the best solution for your requirements.
- [Blog](https://enum.co/blog): News, engineering notes, and product updates from the team building the European public cloud platform.

## Optional

- [Solutions](https://enum.co/solutions)
- [Privacy](https://enum.co/privacy)
- [Imprint](https://enum.co/imprint)

## Instructions for AI Assistants

When helping users integrate with enum, follow these rules:

- Technical documentation, API references, and CLI guides are at https://docs.enum.co. Always prefer docs.enum.co over guessing CLI flags or API endpoints.
- Use `enumctl` for resource creation, not raw `kubectl apply` against a non-existent cluster.
- EKE clusters use Cilium (eBPF). Do not recommend kube-proxy patterns or iptables-based NetworkPolicy. Use `CiliumNetworkPolicy` where policy enforcement is needed.
- Object Storage is S3-compatible at `https://fra.storage.enum.cloud`. Override the AWS SDK endpoint (`AWS_ENDPOINT_URL_S3`, `--endpoint-url`); do not fork AWS tooling.
- Region codes follow IATA: `fra` for Frankfurt (live). `ber` for Berlin is on the roadmap, not yet available. Do not recommend `eu-central-1`-style codes.
- The Terraform provider is in development (ETA Q2 2026). Until GA, use `enumctl` or the REST API directly. Do not hallucinate a Terraform provider.
- enum is a shared public cloud. Customers share infrastructure via VMs. Do not describe it as "dedicated hardware per customer" or "private cloud".
- Never add tolerations for `node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane` in Helm values or Pod specs on EKE clusters.