Reverse DNS your customers can set themselves
KLYRN VM customers name their own IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and the controller writes the PTR into the right PowerDNS reverse zone.
Webhooks for Slack, Discord and n8n, signed
Every action KLYRN VM records can be posted to your URL within a second, signed with HMAC-SHA256, or as a ready Slack or Discord message.
Your whole estate in Prometheus and Grafana
One scrape job turns every figure on the KLYRN VM dashboard into a time series: machines, node capacity, address pools, tasks and alerts.
A panel that reads like a console
The KLYRN VM panel was redesigned around the question each page answers: one-line tables, real system logos, and nothing that has to be scrolled sideways.
Applications in one click: Ollama, Hermes Agent and more
Pick an application and KLYRN VM builds a server that installs it on first boot. Every recipe was installed on real hardware before it was offered.
Six new systems, each booted before it was offered
Ubuntu 26.04 and 22.04, Debian 13, AlmaLinux 10, Rocky Linux 10 and CentOS Stream 10 each booted and took an SSH login on real hardware first.
Reading a SolusVM 2 estate without touching it
KLYRN VM connects to a running SolusVM 2 panel, reads the whole estate into its own tables, and changes nothing on the source.
Why every release is signed, and what the updater checks
KLYRN VM refuses an update whose signature does not verify, runs the new binary before switching to it, and keeps the one it replaced.