Run virtual machines without surrendering your infrastructure.
AtlasVM is a KVM-based virtualization management platform designed for organizations that want practical VM hosting, browser-based administration, local control, and a clear path from single-node deployments to enterprise clusters.
Virtual machine management built for real operations.
AtlasVM provides a clean web interface for creating, managing, backing up, and operating virtual machines on Linux/KVM hosts. It is built for teams that need a straightforward alternative to overly complicated virtualization stacks, because apparently managing a server should not require a ceremonial licensing ritual.
Core Virtualization
- KVM and libvirt-based VM management
- Browser-based VM creation and control
- CPU, memory, storage, and network configuration
- ISO attachment and installer media management
- VNC/noVNC console access from the web interface
- PXE/network boot support for deployment workflows
Operations & Administration
- VM start, shutdown, reset, and power-cycle controls
- Boot order, boot menu, and boot delay options
- Storage pool and ISO library management
- Virtual network and VLAN-backed bridge support
- Snapshot-aware VM configuration paths
- Host health and operational visibility
Designed for Small Environments
AtlasVM Community Edition is intended for single-node virtualization where simplicity matters. It gives small businesses, labs, departments, and self-hosted environments a clean way to run VMs without jumping straight into an enterprise stack.
- Single-host VM management
- Local administrator accounts
- Local storage and network configuration
- Simple backup and recovery workflows
- Ideal for labs, small offices, and edge deployments
Roadmap for Enterprise Growth
AtlasVM is being developed with a long-term path toward multi-node management, clustering, delegated administration, licensed feature activation, and enterprise repository-based updates.
- Multi-node management roadmap
- Cluster-based organization
- Role-based access controls
- Feature licensing and entitlement activation
- Private update and patch repository planning
AtlasVM editions
Start with a single-node deployment and grow into managed virtualization as your environment matures. Actual licensing, packaging, and commercial terms may vary as the product roadmap develops, because apparently product strategy also has to obey gravity.
| Feature | Community Edition | Professional Edition | Enterprise Edition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Target use | Single-node virtualization for labs, small offices, and self-hosted environments | Enhanced single-node or small production environments | Multi-node, clustered, and organization-wide virtualization management |
| Host management | One local AtlasVM host | One production host with advanced local management features | Multiple hosts managed through centralized administration |
| VM lifecycle | Create, start, stop, shutdown, reset, and power-cycle VMs | Advanced VM lifecycle controls and operational tooling | Centralized VM lifecycle management across clusters and nodes |
| Console access | Browser console through noVNC | Browser console with enhanced operational controls | Centralized console access across managed nodes |
| Boot options | ISO, disk, PXE/network boot, boot delay, and boot menu options | Expanded deployment profiles and VM templates | Standardized deployment profiles across clusters |
| Storage | Local storage pools and ISO library support | Expanded storage management and backup options | Cluster-aware storage planning and enterprise storage integrations |
| Networking | Local virtual networks, bridges, VLAN-backed network support | Improved network profiles and reusable configuration patterns | Cluster and tenant-aware networking controls |
| Backups | Basic VM backup workflows | Scheduled backups and improved retention options | Policy-based backup and recovery management |
| Templates | Basic template support | Reusable VM templates and deployment presets | Organization-wide template catalog |
| User access | Local administrator/operator roles | Expanded roles for operational teams | Role-based access by cluster, folder, tenant, or delegated scope |
| Clustering | Not included | Limited or future-ready management options | Clustered node organization and centralized management |
| Licensing | Free/community-focused edition | Licensed feature activation for professional use | Enterprise licensing with feature entitlements |
| Updates | Community release packages | Supported update channel | Enterprise repository, patches, and controlled feature downloads |
| Best fit | Labs, small business, test environments, standalone hosts | Production single-host environments needing stronger operational features | Organizations replacing or supplementing larger virtualization management platforms |
Professional and Enterprise capabilities are roadmap-aligned and may be introduced in phases. Community Edition is the starting point: a practical, single-node virtualization platform with a clean upgrade path.
Why AtlasVM?
AtlasVM is being built for administrators who want control, clarity, and useful virtualization management without burying routine operations under layers of unnecessary ceremony.
Simple to Operate
Create and manage VMs, attach installer media, open consoles, control power state, and configure boot options from a focused web interface.
Built on Proven Linux Virtualization
AtlasVM uses KVM and libvirt, giving it a strong foundation while keeping the management experience clean and approachable.
Designed to Grow
The Community Edition starts with standalone virtualization, while the roadmap supports professional and enterprise management needs.
Interested in AtlasVM?
Discuss deployment, roadmap, licensing, or early access options.