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Turn your infrastructure into a self-service private cloud

edgeContinuum turns infrastructure you already operate into a cloud your teams and clients can serve themselves from: managed Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, virtual machines, and an app marketplace with hard multi-tenant isolation and per-tenant usage tracking.

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Managed Kubernetes

Clusters your teams create, the platform keeps healthy

CNCF-conformant Kubernetes on your infrastructure. Pick a region, a control plane model (dedicated, or hosted control planes for higher density) and node pools; the platform provisions everything and hands back a kubeconfig. From there, autoscaling, in-place upgrades and self-healing run continuously. Full story: managed Kubernetes on OpenStack.

Autoscaling node poolsIn-place upgradesCNIs & pluginsAny region
kubernetes-7-julioActiveHealthy ⇩ Download KubeconfigManage Control Plane

Cluster information

InfrastructureOpenStack Vigo
TypeSCP · c3-4
Versionv1.34.0 (platform v1)

Network information

Pods CIDR10.244.0.0/16
Services CIDR10.96.0.0/12
Domaincluster.local
Managed PostgreSQL

Databases without the babysitting

Provision production PostgreSQL in a click: size, storage and high availability declared up front, lifecycle handled by the platform from then on. Instances live inside projects, so access and quotas follow your tenancy model automatically.

High availabilityLifecycle managedProject isolation
NameVersionSizeStorageStatus
prod-db-01☁ 16.10Medium🗃 10 GiBActive
analytics-db☁ 16.10Large🗃 50 GiBActive
+ Create Instance
Virtual machines & networking

VMs with the network managed like public cloud

Launch from image and flavor catalogs and manage networks, routers and firewall rules from the same console: the full networking story, not just the VM.

Networks & routersFirewall rulesSSH keys
NamePowerHealthIP addressesFlavor
Ubuntu 24.04OnHealthy172.20.240.253c3-4
web-frontendOnHealthy172.20.240.187c3-4
+ Create Virtual MachineFirewalls
App marketplace

A catalog you curate, apps your teams instantiate

Helm charts and containers as one-click products: use the public catalog, or publish your own applications as private templates and roll them out across clusters, regions and fleets.

Helm & containersPrivate templatesFleet rollouts
grafanaActiveInstantiate argocd_helmActiveInstantiate odooActiveInstantiate your_appPrivateInstantiate
AI assistant

Ask your infrastructure anything

The console ships with an AI assistant that knows your platform. Ask what you’re running and where, have it analyze VM logs, get guidance on how something is done in the platform, or pull the data you need without leaving the chat.

Resource-aware answersVM log analysisHow-to guidanceData on demand
Multi-tenancy & IAM

Organizations, projects, quotas: isolation by structure

Every team or client is an organization with its own projects, users, groups and roles. Quotas cap what each one can consume, and usage is tracked per tenant, ready for your accounting. Isolation is enforced by the platform, not by convention. Access inside it is not a three role ladder: roles are composed from more than 200 individual permissions and granted to a user or a group, across the organization or inside one project. See how identity and access works, or, if you are selling managed services on this model, the platform for service providers.

Users and groupsOrganization or project scopeOver 200 permissionsQuotas per projectUsage per tenant
Organizations
acme-telecom8 projects
eng-platform4 projects
data-team2 projects
edgeContinuum
Your OpenStackquotas & usage enforced
Regions & the edge

Your infrastructures, shaped into regions and zones

Connect any number of infrastructures (data centers, private clouds, edge sites) and shape them into your own platform regions and availability zones. Regions are autonomous: if a site loses its link, workloads keep running and everything resyncs when connectivity returns. This is also the foundation of our sovereign cloud deployments and of edge computing at hundreds of sites.

Multi-infrastructureAutonomous regionsLink-loss tolerant
Drive it your way
Web consolepoint & click
APIautomate
Terraformdeclare
edgeContinuum
Region Adata center
Region Bprivate cloud
Edge siteautonomous

Run it your way

SaaS

We host and operate the control plane; you connect infrastructure and deploy managed services in minutes. The fastest start.

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On-premises

Run the whole platform, control plane included, on your own infrastructure: everything sovereign, on your side. Your services face the internet as usual; air-gap only if you need it.

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Frequently asked questions

What exactly does edgeContinuum do?
It turns infrastructure you already operate into a cloud your teams and clients can serve themselves from. You connect your OpenStack; edgeContinuum then provisions and continuously manages the services on top of it, managed Kubernetes with dedicated or hosted control planes, managed PostgreSQL, virtual machines with catalogs and networking, and an app marketplace you curate. Around all of that it enforces organizations, projects, roles and quotas, and tracks usage per tenant. Your operators keep their existing OpenStack tooling; nothing underneath is forked or replaced.
Do we have to replace our existing infrastructure?
No. The platform builds on the OpenStack you already run, so your hardware, hypervisor, storage and network keep doing the work underneath. What changes is operability: teams work through the console, the API or Terraform, and the platform keeps everything in declarative desired state instead of relying on runbooks.
Who is it for, internal platform teams or service providers?
Both, and the same tenancy model serves them. Enterprises use it to give developers a self-service private cloud with guardrails their platform team defines. Cloud and managed service providers use it to sell managed Kubernetes, databases and VMs on their own infrastructure, giving each client an isolated organization with its own projects, users and quotas, and per-tenant usage figures to feed their own pricing.
How is edgeContinuum priced?
A subscription per resource managed through the platform, so a cluster, a database or a VM is one managed resource. It is not priced per vCPU, core, socket or user, and it does not change with your deployment model, from the SaaS control plane to fully air-gapped on-premises.
Can we run it disconnected or fully air-gapped?
Yes. In the on-premises model the entire platform, control plane included, runs inside your perimeter, down to sites with no internet access. Each site reconciles its desired state locally, so it keeps provisioning and self-healing through a link outage and resyncs when connectivity returns.

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