Infrastructure as a Service

Sovereign IaaS

Virtual machines and containers on one control plane.

A cloud-native virtualisation platform that runs virtual machines inside Kubernetes, so VMs and containers are scheduled, networked, and operated by the same control plane instead of two parallel stacks with two operations teams.

It is also the practical way off legacy virtualisation. Run your existing VM workloads today, move them to containers incrementally on the same platform, and stop paying licensing that rises faster than your estate does.

Architecture

How it is put together

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Self-service and API

Console, API, and declarative configuration for the teams who consume capacity.

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Virtual machines and containers

Both workload types described, scheduled, and operated through the same objects.

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Kubernetes control plane

One scheduler and one policy engine deciding where everything runs.

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Software-defined network and storage

Segmented networking and pluggable persistent storage beneath both workload types.

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Your hardware, your facility

Servers you own, in a building you control, under your own agreements.

Capabilities

Unified VM and container management

One platform for both, eliminating the infrastructure silo between your virtualised estate and your cloud-native one.

Complete lifecycle control

Create, power on and off, restart, and delete virtual machines natively, from images, templates, or declarative configuration.

Zero-downtime live migration

Move running virtual machines between physical nodes with no service interruption, for maintenance or rebalancing.

Snapshots and instant cloning

Duplicate environments in moments and take point-in-time recovery points, so testing and data protection stop competing for time.

Software-defined networking

Cloud-native networking models that meet enterprise segmentation and multi-interface requirements.

Software-defined storage

Multiple storage backends — local, distributed, and cloud — for persistence and high availability.

Elastic, automated scaling

Orchestration handles resource allocation, so capacity follows demand instead of being provisioned for the worst case.

On-premise by default

Runs entirely inside your own facility with no public-cloud dependency, keeping data control and regulatory posture intact.

Where it fits

  • Migrating off legacy virtualisation without a forklift replacement
  • Running regulated workloads that cannot leave your facility
  • Consolidating separate VM and container operations teams
  • Building the foundation layer for a sovereign AI platform

What you end up with

A virtualisation platform your own engineers operate, on hardware you own, with a migration path you control.

The rest of the stack

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