KVM and VPS automation

Automate KVM VPS Lifecycle Operations from the Linux Shell.

Use the One-Click VPS engine to create and operate KVM guests locally or across Fleet hypervisors, with explicit lifecycle commands and recovery paths.

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Provision NAT or Public Guests

The VPS engine supports NAT and public deployment modes, selectable images, CPU, RAM, disk and password options, and registration into the surrounding Fleet model.

Operate the Full Guest Lifecycle

Commands cover create, delete, edit, start, stop, information, patching, reinstall, snapshots, backups and migration.

Recover When Guest Networking Is Broken

Serial console and temporary noVNC workflows provide hypervisor-level access when normal SSH or the guest network stack is unavailable.

Publish Private Services at the Edge

The HAProxy proxy engine can bridge selected HTTP, HTTPS or TCP traffic into private NAT workloads without assigning every guest a public address.