OptimusHub is a self-hosted platform that brings provisioning, development environments, delivery, and day-to-day operations into one place inside your network. Teams can provision new resources or use existing ones, with shared access controls and activity records across supported workflows. Workloads run as Docker containers, on Kubernetes, or as services running directly on machines.
Talk to us about your operating environment →Provided by the platform itself, not by a separate product behind every screen. The external connections are a limited set: identity, virtualization platform, Git, and a container registry.
Provision VMs through your virtualization platform with self-service requests and approval flows, then power, clone, resize, snapshot, and browser-console them. Recovery plans with priority-ordered power-on, and affinity rules.
Create and install new Kubernetes clusters, not just connect to existing ones, with air-gapped workflows supported. Existing clusters can also be connected with a kubeconfig. Then deploy and operate workloads: Helm releases, namespaces, pod exec, and node cordon and drain. Access is assigned per user and group down to the namespace.
Deploy applications, databases, and monitoring stacks through unified catalogs and automated workflows - with Helm on Kubernetes, Docker Compose or containers on Docker hosts, or as services running directly on machines. See how on-prem application deployment works.
Built-in PKI/CA: issue, auto-renew, and revoke internal TLS certificates. Secrets and sensitive metadata are encrypted using Fernet (AES-128-CBC with HMAC-SHA256 authentication); persistent volumes and database stores rely on host and volume-level encryption configured within your environment.
Activity records within OptimusHub of who did what, and when. Threshold alert rules with SMTP delivery. Live deployment log streaming and SSH tail.
Database backup policies with cron schedules and on-demand runs. In-browser Query Studio for SQL and NoSQL databases.
opti CLI covers every platform resource from the terminal - device-flow login or API tokens for CI/CD. Language-aware dev workspaces with browser VS Code, connected to your Git service. SSH console with connection activity recorded, and an internal web proxy.
Four built-in system roles (admin, devops, developer, dba; these cannot be modified or deleted) plus custom roles. SSO via OIDC, SAML 2.0, or LDAP with group-to-role mapping; MFA is delegated to your enterprise IdP. Namespace-level Kubernetes access grants.
Provision VMs through your virtualization platform with request and approval, deploy Kubernetes clusters, and install runtimes and tools such as Docker and Helm.
Run delivery pipelines with the built-in CI/CD engine and deploy applications and services as Docker containers, on Kubernetes, or as services running directly on machines.
Run, monitor, and change the environment from one interface, consistently across sites, environments, and teams.
Role-based access control and activity records within OptimusHub show who acted and when, in a form your team can read.
OptimusHub is a self-hosted platform for teams running critical infrastructure across on-premises, hybrid, and air-gapped environments. It deploys Kubernetes clusters, provisions VMs, deploys applications and services, and operates the result through one interface and one permission model, with activity recorded within the platform. It works with standard infrastructure technologies while preserving their underlying runtimes.
Bring one environment or workflow. We'll help map the current friction and where OptimusHub would fit.
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