What the Workflow Covers
- Create NAT or public-IP virtual machines
- Snapshot, back up, patch and migrate guests
- Start, stop, edit or reinstall instances
- Integrate guests into broader fleet workflows
A Linux-native Virtualisation Workflow
KVM remains the underlying virtualisation layer. One-Click focuses on turning the operational steps around provisioning and lifecycle management into consistent commands and guided flows.
NAT and Public Deployment Models
Guests can be provisioned for private NAT environments or public networking, allowing the virtualisation model to match the available infrastructure.
Connect VM Lifecycle to the Rest of Operations
Because the VM engine sits alongside fleet, proxy, backup and networking workflows, a newly created guest can become part of the same operating model rather than a disconnected asset.
Keep the Implementation Visible
One-Click is designed as an orchestration layer over normal Linux infrastructure. Operators can still inspect the underlying configuration, services and logs instead of depending on a proprietary runtime.