XaasIO Platform · Nine platforms, one lifecycle
One Open Platform for Sovereign Cloud Infrastructure
Compute, virtualization, storage, databases, AI, data, observability, cloud management, and a hyperscaler experience, designed, validated, delivered, and operated by XaasIO as one platform. Run it in your data center, sovereign cloud, provider region, or air-gapped site, while retaining control of your infrastructure, data, keys, and operations.
Built on validated open-source foundations: OpenStack, KVM, Ceph, Kubernetes, OpenEverest, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenSearch, Apache Iceberg, Trino, Kafka, and Ansible AWX. Signed releases with an SBOM. Customer-operated, co-managed, or fully managed by XaasIO.
The platforms
Nine Platforms. One Way of Building, Delivering, and Operating Them.
Each platform is a complete product with its own page, architecture, packaging, and FAQ. Each one is built the same way: validated components, the XaasIO Hyperscaler console for its services, a documented release cycle and XaasIO operations.
Infrastructure
XaasIO Compute
OpenStack private cloud for virtual machines, networks, and persistent storage, delivered as a cloud service with projects, quotas, and self-service.
Technical reference: OpenStack · KVM · Nova · Neutron · Cinder
Technical reference: OpenStack · KVM · Nova · Neutron · Cinder
Infrastructure
XaasIO Virtualization
Enterprise VM operations on KVM: high availability, live migration, backup, and software-defined networking, converged or Ceph hyperconverged. The controlled path from VMware.
Technical reference: KVM · libvirt · Open vSwitch · Ceph HCI
Technical reference: KVM · libvirt · Open vSwitch · Ceph HCI
Infrastructure
XaasIO Block and Object Storage
Ceph block volumes and S3-compatible object storage with snapshots, replication, lifecycle, retention, and multisite support for cloud, data, and AI workloads.
Technical reference: Ceph · RBD · RGW S3 · Cinder · Swift
Technical reference: Ceph · RBD · RGW S3 · Cinder · Swift
DataBASE
XaasIO RDS
Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and MongoDB with automated backups, high availability, point-in-time recovery, and monitoring, built on OpenEverest.
Technical reference: OpenEverest · PostgreSQL · MySQL · MariaDB · MongoDB
AI
XaasIO AI Factory
AI Factory + HPC for training, fine-tuning, and simulation, and AI Token Factory for governed, token-metered model APIs. Private, sovereign, or fully air-gapped.
Technical reference: Kubernetes · Slurm · Kubeflow · vLLM · KServe
Data and AI
XaasIO AI Lake
Open data platform for AI: an Iceberg lakehouse with Spark, Trino and Kafka, plus vector database, knowledge graph, Context Lake and Agent Lake layers.
Technical reference: Ceph S3 · Apache Iceberg · Trino · Kafka · Qdrant · Apache AGE
Operations
XaasIO MLT
Monitoring, logging, and telemetry in six domains, from infrastructure metrics and synthetic probes to logs and traces, with an optional AI-Native extension.
Technical reference: Prometheus · Grafana · OpenSearch · OpenTelemetry · Tempo
Management
XaasIO CMP
One control plane for private cloud, virtualization, public cloud, Kubernetes, and bare metal: global catalog, Ansible Day-2 automation, ITSM synchronization, and FinOps on FOCUS. 30-day evaluation available.
Technical reference: XaasIO CMP engine · Ansible AWX · FOCUS · Redfish
Experience
XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform
The hyperscaler experience on your infrastructure: a familiar self-service console and catalog, tenants and projects, automated billing for service providers, and FinOps showback for enterprises.
Technical reference: XaasIO console · Catalog · Metering · Billing · FinOps
How the platforms fit together
Two Ways to Consume. Seven Service Platforms. One Foundation.
The map above shows how XaasIO is delivered. Two experience layers sit on top, seven service platforms do the work, and one foundation and lifecycle carry all of them.
Experience layer
XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform gives tenants a familiar self-service console, a catalog, plans, billing, and FinOps across every XaasIO service. XaasIO CMP manages those services alongside everything else you run: VMware, Hyper-V, public clouds, Kubernetes, and bare metal, with a global catalog, Ansible automation, ITSM synchronization, and FinOps.
Service platforms
Compute, Virtualization, Block and Object Storage, RDS, AI Factory, AI Lake, and MLT each ship as a complete service with the XaasIO Hyperscaler console for their own resources. Each can be bought and operated on its own; together they share identity, policy, observability, and billing.
Foundation and lifecycle
OpenStack, KVM, Ceph, and Kubernetes on hardware you own, with XaasIO IAM and single sign-on, policy, audit, and observability across every platform. One software lifecycle covers 20 platforms and 4 modules with signed releases, SBOMs, and documented upgrade paths.
Packaging, in one sentence: every service platform includes the XaasIO Hyperscaler console for its services; the XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform joins them into one catalog with tenants, billing, and payments; XaasIO CMP is the control plane for any environment, XaasIO or not.
Where to Start
Choose what you need to do
| Goal | Start with | Usually added |
|---|---|---|
| Leave VMware on your own schedule | XaasIO Virtualization Virtualization keeps VM operations familiar; Compute adds cloud self-service; CMP runs both estates during the move. |
XaasIO ComputeXaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO CMP |
| Build a sovereign private cloud | XaasIO Compute OpenStack compute with Ceph storage and observability, and a hyperscaler-style console for tenants. |
XaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO MLTXaasIO Hyperscaler Platform |
| Offer cloud services with billing | XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform The catalog, plans, metering, invoicing and payments, with the services providers sell most. |
XaasIO ComputeXaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO Managed KubernetesXaasIO RDS |
| Run private AI, from training to token APIs | XaasIO AI Factory GPU clusters and model APIs on Ceph storage, with governed context from the AI Lake. |
XaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO AI LakeXaasIO MLT |
| Replace Cloudera or a cloud data warehouse | XaasIO AI Lake An Iceberg lakehouse with Spark, Trino and Kafka, plus vector and graph layers for AI. |
XaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO AI Factory |
| Manage a hybrid estate with governance | XaasIO CMP One catalog, RBAC, Ansible Day-2 automation, ITSM synchronization and FinOps across every cloud, cluster and server. |
XaasIO MLT |
| Get databases as a managed service | XaasIO RDS PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB with backups, HA and recovery, on Ceph and OpenStack. |
XaasIO Block and Object StorageXaasIO Compute |
| See everything, then automate operations | XaasIO MLT Metrics, synthetic probes, logs and traces first; the AI-Native extension and closed-loop automation with CMP and the AI Lake next. |
XaasIO CMPXaasIO AI Lake |
Every combination runs on the same foundation and lifecycle. An assessment confirms the starting point and the sequence.
Deployment environments
Runs Where Your Data and Your Obligations Are
01
Enterprise private
cloud
Your data center or colocation, on hardware you own, with enterprise identity, showback and XaasIO operations.
02
Service provider
cloud
Multi-tenant regions with a hyperscaler-style catalog, metering, billing, payments and reseller settlement.
03
Sovereign and air-gapped
Every platform inside the boundary: local identity, registries, keys, signed offline updates and no dependency on a public service.
04
Edge and
hybrid
Small sites and public cloud accounts managed with the same control plane, catalog, automation and FinOps as the core.
Production platform
Open Infrastructure Without the Integration Burden
XaasIO designs, deploys, validates, and supports every platform as a production product rather than a collection of projects, connectors, and scripts. The same four commitments apply to all nine.
Validated Architecture
Components, versions, hardware, networking, storage, identity, and observability are tested together as one solution for each platform and across platforms where they integrate.
Controlled Lifecycle
Every platform and module follows the XaasIO Software Lifecycle Management framework: a release identity, documented patching and upgrade paths, compatibility and rollback procedures.
Software Supply Chain Assurance
Upstream and XaasIO release SBOMs, signed artifacts, license and vulnerability reviews, and SPDX or CycloneDX outputs for SOC 2-aligned audit evidence.
Flexible Operating Model
Customer-operated with XaasIO support, co-managed, fully managed, or a dedicated XaasIO SRE Pod, with Day 0 consulting, Day 1 deployment, and Day 2 managed services.
Platform quick starts
Three Ways to Begin
Fixed-scope engagements that produce a written architecture, a sequence, and a cost model before anything is procured.
2 weeks
Private Cloud Platform Assessment
Evaluates your infrastructure, workloads, sovereignty and compliance requirements, and proposes the XaasIO platforms, sizing, migration waves and operating model.
10 business days
OpenStack and Kubernetes Health Check
Reviews an existing OpenStack or Kubernetes estate: compute, storage, networking, security posture, upgrades, and operations, with a prioritized remediation plan.
1 to 2 weeks
AI and Data Platform
Workshop
Defines the architecture for GPU infrastructure, the AI Factory, the AI Lake, and the data and governance foundation, with capacity assumptions and a phased plan.
Why XaasIO
The Alternate Cloud Platform, Built for Sovereignty
Validated Open Foundations
Upstream-aligned OpenStack, KVM, Ceph, Kubernetes, OpenEverest, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenSearch, Iceberg, Trino, Kafka, and Ansible AWX, pinned, packaged, signed, and supported per release, with no proprietary hypervisor, storage, or table format underneath.
Sovereignty and Control
Your hardware, your keys, your identity, your data, and your update procedures. Every platform has a sovereign and air-gapped deployment pattern.
One Integrated Platform
Shared identity, policy, observability, catalog, and billing across compute, storage, databases, AI, data, and operations, instead of nine consoles and nine contracts.
Production Operations
Day 0 consulting, Day 1 deployment, and Day 2 managed services, a dedicated SRE Pod option, 24×7 support, and a documented release cycle for every platform.
AI-Ready Infrastructure
GPU compute, high-performance storage, a private AI Factory, an AI Lake with vector and graph layers, and an observability stack that feeds AI-assisted operations.
Service Provider Monetization
A hyperscaler-style catalog with plans, metering, invoicing, payments, and reseller settlement, so providers sell XaasIO services under their own brand.
Frequently asked questions
What is the XaasIO Platform?
A family of nine platforms for building and operating sovereign cloud infrastructure: XaasIO Compute, Virtualization, Block and Object Storage, RDS, AI Factory, AI Lake, MLT, CMP, and the Hyperscaler Platform. Each is a complete product with its own page, and all of them share one foundation, one identity model, one software lifecycle, and XaasIO operations. Managed Kubernetes, Network Functions Virtualization, and Cloud Billing and BSS complete the lineup.
Do we need every platform?
No. Each platform is bought and operated on its own, and each service platform includes the XaasIO Hyperscaler console for its own resources. Most customers start with one goal, such as a VMware exit, a private cloud, private AI, or hybrid cloud management, and add platforms as the estate grows. The table above shows the usual sequences.
What is the difference between the XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform and XaasIO CMP?
The XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform is the experience layer for XaasIO services: a self-service console that works like the public clouds your teams already use, with a catalog, tenants, plans, metering, invoicing, and payments. XaasIO CMP is the cloud management platform for everything you run, XaasIO or not: private cloud, VMware, Hyper-V, public clouds, Kubernetes and bare metal, with a global catalog, Ansible Day-2 automation, ITSM synchronization and FinOps. Service providers use the Hyperscaler Platform to sell; enterprises use CMP to govern and automate. Many run both.
Is XaasIO open source?
Partly. XaasIO’s infrastructure, data, AI, and observability platforms are built on upstream open-source projects: OpenStack, KVM, Ceph, Kubernetes, OpenEverest, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenSearch, Apache Iceberg, Trino, Kafka, and Ansible AWX. XaasIO validates, packages, signs, and supports these components for every release and publishes a software bill of materials (SBOM). XaasIO CMP and the XaasIO Hyperscaler Platform are proprietary products licensed under a XaasIO agreement, and XaasIO CMP is available as a 30-day evaluation.
Where can the platforms run?
In your data center or colocation, in a sovereign or regulated cloud, in a service provider region, at the edge, and in fully air-gapped sites. Every platform has a sovereign and air-gapped deployment pattern with local identity, registries, keys, and signed offline updates.
How are releases, patches and upgrades managed?
Through XaasIO Software Lifecycle Management: one framework for 20 platforms and 4 modules, with a release identity for every platform, documented patching and upgrade paths, compatibility rules, rollback procedures, and support windows. Every release carries an upstream and an XaasIO SBOM and signed artifacts.
Who operates the platforms?
You choose per platform: customer-operated with XaasIO support, co-managed, fully managed by XaasIO, or a dedicated XaasIO SRE Pod, backed by Day 0 consulting, Day 1 deployment, Day 2 managed services, and 24×7 support.
Can we migrate from VMware, Cloudera or a public cloud?
Yes. XaasIO Virtualization and Compute provide the controlled path from VMware, with CMP managing both estates during the move. XaasIO AI Lake has migration support packs for Cloudera and legacy Hadoop estates and for cloud data warehouse repatriation. The Hyperscaler Platform and Compute repatriate public cloud workloads with a familiar self-service experience.
Which platform should we start with?
Start with the goal, not the platform. The two-week Private Cloud Platform Assessment, the ten-day OpenStack and Kubernetes Health Check, and the AI and Data Platform Workshop each end with a written architecture, a sequence, and a cost model, so the first platform is chosen with the rest of the estate in view.
Is there a trial?
XaasIO CMP is available as a 30-day evaluation copy connected to your own environments. For the infrastructure, data, and AI platforms, XaasIO runs scoped proofs of concept as part of the assessments and workshops, on your hardware or in a XaasIO lab environment.
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