Licensing changes shouldn’t dictate your architecture. edgeContinuum turns OpenStack into a full cloud experience: managed Kubernetes, virtual machines and databases, self-service for your teams, on hardware you already own.
Since the Broadcom acquisition, virtualization licensing has shifted to bundled subscriptions with steep price increases, and many organizations are re-evaluating a stack they otherwise trusted. The credible exit path is open infrastructure; the honest problem with that path is that raw OpenStack is powerful but operationally demanding.
That is the gap edgeContinuum closes: we put a managed-services layer, a modern console and one API on top of OpenStack, so the migration lands on something your teams can actually operate, and your developers get a better experience than they had before.
Teams evaluating a VMware exit strategy keep hitting the same numbers: per-core subscription bundles, minimum commitments, and renewal quotes multiplying the cost of the same hardware. A vSphere alternative only makes sense if it cuts the licensing dependency without cutting capability: virtualization, Kubernetes, storage integration and the management pane all have to land somewhere.
That is why serious VMware migration plans converge on OpenStack, and why they stall on operability. edgeContinuum resolves the stall: the open foundation plus a managed platform on top, so the migration ends with more capability than you started with, not less.
Don’t move to bare OpenStack and then spend years building self-service on top. Land directly on a platform where clusters, VMs and databases are one click away.
From shared SaaS to fully air-gapped sites: the same platform and API. Your hardware, your data, your perimeter, with no foreign licensing lever over your infrastructure.
VMware replacement is the starting point. You also gain managed Kubernetes, managed PostgreSQL and an application marketplace your teams serve themselves from.
Tell us what your VMware estate looks like and we’ll map it to open infrastructure together, honestly, including the parts that take work.
