Meet the new Horizon A sharper view of your cloud.

Your cloud. A clearer horizon.

Porcelain light. Midnight dark. A precise orange accent. Meet Horizon, a fresh workspace for every part of your cloud.

Two considered color palettes
Filters you can see and refine
Every page. Every action.

curl -fsSL https://get.klyrn.com/vm | sudo bash

Install free Try the demo

Your first compute node is free. Each one after that is $5 a month.

Horizon in light mode: a compact toolbar, machine filters and live resource usage. — Horizon. Crisp light. Charcoal dark. Orange accents. Explore the workspace.

Horizon in dark mode with warm orange accents, saved filters and machine actions. — Horizon. Crisp light. Charcoal dark. Orange accents. Explore the workspace.

24s: To build and boot a first machine, image download included.
303ms: How long a machine pauses when it moves to another host.
0: Packets lost when a production SolusVM 2 estate was taken over.
12: Linux systems it installs on, from Ubuntu to Rocky.

One command to install.

One command installs the controller. A second adds the same server as its first compute node, with a network, storage and images ready. Create a machine and it boots.

How the install works

$ curl -fsSL https://get.klyrn.com/vm | sudo bash
done  controller installed
done  this server added as a compute node
done  network, storage and images ready
done  first machine built
done  it answers ping

An install on Debian 13.

Leave SolusVM 2 without a restart.

KLYRN VM reads your SolusVM 2 estate and takes each host over while the machines keep running. Your customers keep their addresses and their accounts.

How the move works

The compute nodes page in KLYRN VM, listing three hosts with their state, running machines, memory and storage.

Every machine on one screen.

Start, restart, open a console, take a backup, resize, or move a running machine to another host. Live figures come from the host itself.

Take the tour

One machine's page in KLYRN VM: it is running, with buttons to shut down, restart and open the console, and live graphs for processor, memory and network.

Nothing connects to your hypervisors.

Each compute node connects out to the controller. The controller never connects in, so no port is open on a host for the panel to use. Every release is signed.

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Connection direction node to controller, always

Controller controller-01.klyrn.test :8444 listening

kvm-lon-013 guestsno port open
kvm-fra-017 guestsno port open
kvm-gra-018 guestsno port open

Ask the controller to open a connection toward a node, the way other panels do.

A panel your customers understand.

Customers see their own machines and what needs attention. Resellers sell inside limits you set. It works on a phone, and it carries your name and colours.

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