What is Vmango?
vmango is an open-source platform for managing virtual infrastructure and container workloads. It provides a unified interface to manage virtual machines, containers, storage, and networking in one place.
Some key features of vmango include:
- Virtual machine management - Create, run, migrate, and manage VMs from various hypervisors like ESXi, Hyper-V, and KVM
- Container management - Deploy, scale, and manage Docker and Kubernetes containers and clusters
- Storage management - Allocate, monitor, and manage storage for VMs and containers from one interface
- Network management - Define software and virtual networks for secure communication between VMs and containers
- Multi-cloud support - Manage workloads across private and public clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
- Automation and orchestration - Automate provisioning, scaling, and management of resources with vmango's orchestration engine
- REST API - Manage vmango programmatically via API for custom integrations and automation
- Role-based access control - Fine-grained access controls for users and teams
With its single-pane-of-glass approach, vmango simplifies day-to-day virtualization and container operations for IT teams and DevOps engineers. Its open source model also allows customizations as per specific organizational needs.
Linode, Microsoft Azure, DigitalOcean, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon Lightsail, Proxmox Virtual Environment, Virtualizor, OpenStack, MicroCloud, Virtkick, CloudStack are some alternatives to Vmango.