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VEXO Infrastructure Platform

Virtual Infrastructure.Reimagined.

Virtualization, backup, monitoring, migration and availability — on one platform you actually control.

Built Around Open Technologies

The virtualization layer is built on established open technologies rather than a proprietary hypervisor you cannot inspect.

Designed for Operational Control

Every lifecycle action is a tracked job with an operator, an outcome and an audit record.

Recovery-Focused Architecture

Protection is designed around verified restore, not job completion.

Migration-Ready Roadmap

A defined path in from VMware, Hyper-V and KVM estates.

01VEXO Virtualize

Virtualization Without Complexity

VEXO Virtualize is the foundation of the VEXO platform. Manage virtual infrastructure through a modern centralized control plane designed for secure and predictable operations.

Every action a machine takes — created, started, reconfigured, destroyed — is a tracked job with an operator, an outcome and an audit record behind it.

In DevelopmentCompute. Controlled.

Compute

  • Physical host management
  • Virtual machine lifecycle
  • CPU & memory allocation
  • Host & VM health

Storage & images

  • Virtual disks
  • ISO & image management
  • Snapshots

02VEXO Backup

Backup Is Only Valuable When Recovery Works

Protect virtual workloads using recovery-focused backup workflows designed around integrity, traceability and verified restore.

A completed backup job is not the same thing as a recoverable workload. VEXO Backup is being designed so that the evidence of recovery — not the exit code of a job — is what the platform reports.

UpcomingProtect. Restore. Continue.

Protection

  • VM backup
  • Backup policies
  • Scheduled backup
  • Independent backup repository

Integrity

  • Encryption
  • Retention policies
  • Backup integrity verification

VEXO Backup is an upcoming platform capability. The workflows described here are the design target, not a shipped feature set.

03VEXO Monitor

Know What Your Infrastructure Is Doing

Get centralized visibility into host health, virtual machines, infrastructure capacity and operational events.

Observability that stops at a chart is decoration. The signals below are being designed to terminate in something an operator can act on — a job, an alert, a capacity decision.

UpcomingVisibility That Leads to Action.

Host monitoring

  • CPU
  • RAM
  • Storage
  • Network
  • Availability

VM monitoring

  • State
  • CPU
  • Memory
  • Storage
  • Network
  • Uptime

VEXO Monitor is an upcoming platform capability.

06Migration

Leaving a platform is a method, not a button.

VEXO Migrate is designed around assessment, dry run and a defined rollback path. Downtime is planned per workload rather than promised away.

VMwareMicrosoft Hyper-VKVMVEXO

Stage 01 — Discover

Inventory the source environment: hosts, machines, disks, networks and the dependencies between them.

Disk formatsVMDKVHDVHDXQCOW2RAW

07Why VEXO

Six positions we are willing to be measured against.

Not slogans. Each of these is a design decision that shows up in how the platform behaves.

01

Secure by Design

Identity, RBAC, auditability and controlled management-plane access are part of the architecture rather than a later hardening pass.

02

Recovery First

A backup is not considered successful merely because a job completed. Protection is measured by what can be restored.

03

Simple Operations

Infrastructure workflows designed to be understandable and auditable — an operator should be able to explain what the platform just did.

04

Migration Friendly

A planned migration path from established virtualization platforms, with assessment and rollback built into the method.

05

Transparent Licensing

Simple commercial editions and a predictable lifecycle, so the platform's cost does not change shape underneath the estate.

06

Infrastructure Independence

Designed around open virtualization technologies with a VEXO-managed control plane, so the hypervisor is not a commercial lock-in point.

08Security

Security is a
structural decision.

Identity, isolation and assurance are part of how the platform is built, not a hardening pass bolted on before a release.

01

Identity

  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Role-based access
  • Secure sessions
02

Isolation

  • Tenant isolation
  • Encrypted management traffic
  • Secrets protection
03

Assurance

  • Audit logging
  • Vulnerability management
  • SBOM
  • Signed updates

VEXO does not claim third-party security certifications it has not obtained. Published security documentation is listed on the security page with its current status.

Security architecture

09Editions

Four editions. One platform.

Editions differ by scale and availability requirements, not by how much of the platform you are allowed to see.

Community

Evaluation and small single-host environments.

Free

No commercial support.

Support

Community

Professional

Production virtualization for a single site.

Talk to Sales

Pricing is not published yet.

Support

Standard

Enterprise

Common

Multi-host infrastructure with availability requirements.

Talk to Sales

Pricing is not published yet.

Support

Priority

Enterprise Plus

Multi-site estates with disaster recovery obligations.

Talk to Sales

Pricing is not published yet.

Support

Premium

Commercial pricing is not published on this website. Capabilities marked Upcoming or Enterprise Roadmap are included in an edition’s scope when they ship, and are not available today.

11VEXO Ready

Software you install, or hardware that arrives ready.

VEXO Ready profiles describe how a configuration is sized and what it is for. They are not a published bill of materials.

S

VEXO Ready S

Small Business / Branch

A single node sized for a branch site or a small production estate, where the priority is a footprint somebody can actually host on site.

  • Single node
  • Local storage
  • Branch footprint
M

VEXO Ready M

Mid-size Virtualization

A consolidated node for a mid-size estate, with headroom to absorb the workloads currently spread across single-purpose servers.

  • Consolidation node
  • Expanded storage
  • Production sizing
X

VEXO Ready X

Enterprise Cluster

A cluster-oriented configuration for estates that will need multi-host availability once VEXO Protect ships.

  • Cluster-ready
  • High capacity
  • Enterprise sizing

VEXO Ready profiles describe the intended sizing of each configuration. Component-level specifications are confirmed per deployment and are not published here.

VEXO Ready appliances

10Roadmap

Built in phases, in the open.

The sequence below is the order of work, not a delivery schedule. VEXO does not publish dates it cannot commit to.

Phase 01

Foundation

In Development

The control plane, its identity model and the security boundaries everything else is built inside.

  • Virtualization
  • Security
  • Control plane
Phase 02

Core Platform

In Development

The capabilities that make a machine useful rather than merely present.

  • Guest OS
  • Network
  • Console
  • Backup
  • Monitoring
Phase 03

Commercial V1

Upcoming

What turns a platform into a product somebody can buy, install and be supported on.

  • Installer
  • Licensing
  • Updates
  • Migration
  • Support
Phase 04

Enterprise

Enterprise Roadmap

Multi-host resilience and recovery beyond a single failure domain.

  • Multi-host
  • Live migration
  • High availability
  • Disaster recovery
Phase 05

Future

Future

Direction of travel. No committed delivery dates.

  • Private cloud
  • AI operations
  • Marketplace

Get started

Take control of your virtual infrastructure.

Talk to the VEXO team about your environment, or ask for a walkthrough of the platform as it stands today.