Flexible storage backends with automated backup management. From high-performance NVMe pools to S3-compatible object storage, protect and scale your data with confidence.
Attach multiple storage pools to each hypervisor, organize them by class and type, and give every instance the performance tier it needs. QCOW2 and Ceph RBD support with granular I/O controls.
Assign different pools for different workloads on the same physical node. Balance capacity and performance across pools.
Native QCOW2 disk images with thin provisioning, copy-on-write, and snapshot support built into the KVM ecosystem.
Classify pools by media type so plans and instances automatically land on the right tier.
Add, resize, and detach virtual disks on the fly. Each instance can have multiple disks across different storage pools.
Set precise read and write limits in both IOPS and throughput to prevent noisy neighbors and guarantee performance SLAs.
Group storage pools into logical datastores to keep your infrastructure organized as it scales.
Stream instance backups directly to S3, SFTP, FTP, or any rclone-supported remote — no local staging, no mount point juggling. External snapshots and dirty bitmaps keep running VMs consistent while data flows straight to your destination.
S3 (AWS, MinIO, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces), SFTP, FTP, or any rclone remote. Credentials stored encrypted; local mounts still supported for backward compatibility.
qemu-img convert pipes directly into rclone rcat. No temporary disk space required on the hypervisor — bytes go from the VM disk to your remote in one continuous stream.
Atomic external snapshots freeze the base disk while writes continue to an overlay. After backup completes, the overlay merges back via live pivot — zero downtime.
Dirty bitmap tracking produces sparse qcow2 incrementals containing only changed blocks. Same format as full backups — restores use the standard qemu-img rebase + commit flow.
Reusable policies define schedule (daily/weekly full, configurable incrementals), retention count, and backup device. Attach multiple instances to a single policy.
Each backup uses its own qemu-nbd Unix socket instead of a /dev/nbd device, so multiple backups can run in parallel on the same hypervisor without conflicts.
Ceph-backed instances use rbd export and export-diff, piped through rclone to the same remote destinations. Unified backup experience across storage backends.
Monitor every step live via WebSocket. Full command output (qemu-img, rclone, virsh) captured in task logs for diagnostics.
Powered by MinIO, offer your users S3-compatible storage with self-service bucket management, access key rotation, bandwidth metering, and automated quota enforcement.
Users create and manage their own S3 buckets directly from the panel. No admin intervention needed.
Create, rotate, and delete access keys. Full lifecycle control for secure programmatic access to buckets.
Per-bucket bandwidth metering with real-time tracking. Quota enforcement with auto-suspend on overage.
Hourly credit-based billing for storage and bandwidth. S3 plans with configurable limits and pricing tiers.
Buckets are automatically suspended when bandwidth limits are reached, then restored when the billing cycle resets.
Define storage plans with capacity limits, bandwidth quotas, and per-hour pricing. Assign plans to buckets.
Connect multiple MinIO instances across different locations for redundancy and geographic distribution.
Standard S3 API support means users can connect with any S3-compatible client, SDK, or CLI tool.
Full admin panel for managing servers, plans, buckets, and access keys across all users.
Set maximum bucket counts per user to control resource allocation and prevent abuse.
Maintain a library of pre-made OS templates and custom images. Users deploy from curated catalogs while admins manage distribution across the entire fleet.
Ship with templates for popular Linux distributions, Windows editions, and BSD variants. Ready to deploy in seconds.
Capture a running instance as a reusable image. Perfect for golden images with pre-installed software stacks.
Browse available images in a catalog view. Enable or disable images for users with a single click.
When an image is enabled, it is automatically downloaded by each hypervisor so instances can be provisioned without delay.
Upload custom ISO files and mount them to instances for manual installations or recovery operations.
Tag images by purpose (general, load_balancer) to ensure users and services only see relevant options during deployment.
Every backup and storage operation flows through a task-based pipeline with real-time progress updates and automatic error handling.
The backup scheduler runs every 5 minutes, checking instance backup plans and queueing any due backups into the job pipeline.
The backup initiator picks up queued jobs every 2 minutes, dispatches them to the appropriate hypervisor, and tracks progress in real time.
Completed backups are stored on dedicated backup storage. Retention policies automatically prune old snapshots to reclaim space.
Start with a free 30-day trial. Automated backups, S3 object storage, and multi-tier storage pools included in every plan.