Infrastructure as a Service · built on Kubernetes

Turn racks of servers into your own cloud

Bare metal, VMs, GPUs, and Kubernetes on your own hardware, run from one place.

01 · BMaaS

Bare metal as a service

You own the servers and the BMCs. You decide who gets what.

Find machines on your BMC network, register them, and install from golden images.
Hand servers to your own customers, with the same tools you have.
Serial console in the browser, even when SSH is dead.

runos · bare metal

$ runos provider servers discover
  4 machines found
$ runos provider servers allocate <sid> --tenant-aid <aid>
  ✓ allocated
$ runos provider servers start-serial-console <sid>
  ✓ streaming

02 · VMs

VMs without VMware

Turn any bare-metal server into one VM or fifty. KubeVirt, a CNCF Incubating project, runs on Kubernetes as the control plane. It's a replacement for VMware vSphere.

Live migration with no downtime.
Groups with quotas and default-deny isolation.
Snapshots, images, SSH, serial console, and VNC.

runos · vms

$ runos vms create --cid <cid> --gid <group> --size <type>
  ✓ running
$ runos vms migrate <vmid>
  moving to node-b, no downtime

03 · GPU

GPUs that earn their keep

Decide what each card does, and when.

Spot VMs that get a 120-second warning before they stop.
On-demand VMs that are never interrupted.
Inference pools behind a router with an API key.

one 8-GPU node

on-demand

inference

spot

04 · Access

Access you can defend

Give people what they need. Make the risky stuff ask a second person.

Roles, groups, and grants that expire.
Sign in with an authenticator code, a passkey, or a hardware key like a YubiKey.
Approvals that need a security key, and an audit log of everything.

approval policy · example

action: provider servers reinstall
needs: 2 approvals, each with a security key
logged: in the audit log

05 · Kubernetes

Managed or unmanaged. Your pick.

Managed

We run the cluster

Upgrades, etcd care, and certificates.
Node upkeep, drains, and reboots.

Unmanaged

You run it

You pick when to upgrade.
Your kubeconfig, your runbooks.

Either way it's plain Kubernetes. Script it from the CLI, the REST API, or an MCP server for your AI assistant.

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