Start AI Infrastructure Operations Next-generation Virtualization Solution VirtOn

VirtOn is a next-generation virtualization solution for flexible and reliable infrastructure operations.

Core VirtOn Features for Flexible Infrastructure Operations

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Secure Gateway Architecture

Designed as a secure proxy architecture that does not expose Proxmox credentials in the browser.

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Authentication Proxy Gateway

The backend acts as a secure gateway to the Proxmox API so credentials are never exposed to clients.

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Modern Web Stack

A proven production stack with a Next.js frontend, NestJS backend, PostgreSQL, and an Nginx reverse proxy.

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Container-based Deployment

The full stack deploys with Docker Compose, while CI/CD, health checks, and rollback logic support stable operations.

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Real-time Bridge

WebSocket-based VNC proxying and SSE streaming deliver console access and task status with minimal delay.

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VirtOn License Policy

VirtOn supports flexible configurations tailored to each environment, from Basic virtualization to Enterprise HA with shared storage and HCI powered by Ceph. Licenses can be purchased per CPU socket as perpetual licenses or subscriptions.

VirtOn Extension Architecture

Provides integrated backup and DR from the operations center to dedicated backup servers and remote DR sites.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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VirtOn can be deployed in infrastructure environments where stability and security matter, including on-premises servers, private clouds, and public-sector or enterprise internal networks.