Two layouts. One cloud.

Captured from KLYRN VM running a demonstration estate.

Meet Horizon

A clearer view of your infrastructure. Copper accents sit against crisp white or deep charcoal surfaces. Page summaries, forms, tables and filters share the same visual hierarchy. Choose Comfortable or Compact under Your workspace to set the spacing of tables, panels and page summaries. Your preference is saved in this browser. A numbered page index takes you straight to the controls you need. Section navigation stays within reach as you scroll, and the same actions remain available in either density.

White, charcoal and orange. Horizon brings compact controls, clearer tables, saved machine filters, searchable networks and settings with their own navigation. On a phone, expand Filters & view when you need more options. On longer pages, use On this page to jump directly to a section. The compact layout icon switches between Horizon and Classic without losing an unfinished form. Both layouts support light, dark and system colors, across administrator, reseller and customer pages.

Horizon machine workspace in light mode with filters and live resource figures.Horizon machine workspace in dark mode with orange accents and compact controls.

Overview

The first screen tells you what needs attention, with the most serious problem at the top.

The overview page: what needs attention, counts of machines and hosts, and capacity for memory, processors, storage and addresses. The overview page: what needs attention, counts of machines and hosts, and capacity for memory, processors, storage and addresses.

Hosts

Every compute node with its state, its machines, and how much memory and storage is in use.

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

Create a machine

Five short steps. A summary on the right shows what will be built before you confirm.

The first step of creating a machine: choosing an application and an operating system. The first step of creating a machine: choosing an application and an operating system.

One machine

Power, console, backups, resize and live graphs for a machine, all on its own page.

Horizon machine details in compact light mode, with power actions, resource graphs and connection details.Horizon machine details in compact dark mode, with the same actions, tabs and resource graphs.

Move a machine

Choose another host. If none can take the machine, the panel tells you why.

The dialog for moving a machine to another host, listing why each other host cannot take it. The dialog for moving a machine to another host, listing why each other host cannot take it.

Backups

How many machines are protected, and which ones are not.

The backups page: coverage across machines, space on the backup server, and machines without a current backup. The backups page: coverage across machines, space on the backup server, and machines without a current backup.

Plans

The sizes you sell, each with its traffic allowance and backup schedule.

The plans page, listing four plans with processors, memory, disk, traffic and backups. The plans page, listing four plans with processors, memory, disk, traffic and backups.

What your customer sees

Your customer sees their own machines and what needs attention, and nothing of anyone else's.

A customer's overview: their own machines, how many are running, and the one that needs attention. A customer's overview: their own machines, how many are running, and the one that needs attention.

Open it on your own server.

The first compute node is free.

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