Architecture
KSV uses a cloud-native architecture that decouples front-end and back-end services. In this architecture, modules are loosely coupled. KSV supports single-node deployment with a minimum specification of 4 CPU cores and 8 GB memory. This service frees you from the dependency of the underlying infrastructure. You can run KSV on x86 or ARM servers that support virtualization.
- Edge Computing
- Virtualization
- DevTest
Physical Resources
Physical Nodes
Node management
Node monitoring
Disks and NICs
Networks
Layer 2 networking
Subnets
EIPs
Storage
Converged storage
Local storage
Third-party storage
Virtual Resources
VMs
Monitoring
Resource scaling
Common operations
Images
CentOS、Debian
Ubuntu、Fedora
Windows
Disks
Mount and unmount
Resize and recovery
Monitoring
Others
Project management
Backup, snapshots, and templates
Platform settings
Virtualization
Kubevirt
KVM
Networks
Calico
Flannel
Kube-OVN
Storage
NeonSAN、Ceph
Local storage
FC SAN、iSCSI
Observability
Monitoring and logging
Alerting
Event query
Security
User management
Third-party login authentication
Key management
Kubernetes
Private Clouds
Public Clouds
VMs
Servers
Edge Nodes
Features
KSV is an enterprise-grade virtualization platform that provides an easy-to-use web console to help enterprise users virtualize hardware resources.
Node Management
Summarize information about cluster nodes and obtain the status of each node.
Networks
Configure physical networks, EIPs, VPCs, and virtual subnets.
VM Management
Create or delete VMs, use VM snapshots, and remotely connect to VMs.
Image Management
Manage system images that are used to create VMs.
Disk Management
Manage VM disks, use disk snapshots, and expand disk capacity.
Project Management
Allocate resources to different projects and manage user permissions based on roles.
Scenarios
KSV offers lightweight, flexible, and simplified delivery. Built on top of the cloud-native Kubernetes architecture, KSV can integrate with various external software and hardware to provide enterprise-grade solutions in different scenarios.
Resource Pooling
KSV is a cloud-native virtualization platform self-developed by QingCloud. This service provides excellent compatibility and supports chips and OSs developed by Chinese vendors. KSV improves resource usage and supports the reuse of legacy hardware. You can connect to third-party storage and create VMs in seconds.
Edge Computing
KSV provides a lightweight virtualization platform that supports a minimum specification of 4 CPU cores and 8 GB memory. This service supports multi-node deployment and the reuse of legacy hardware such as PCs, industrial PCs, and servers. KSV applies to diverse scenarios and supports mult-node deployment. This way, data can be computed on the nodes that are nearest to your users. This achieves real-time response, data masking, and reduced bandwidth costs.
Hybrid Deployment of Containers and VMs
On top of Kubernetes, KSV allows you to deploy VMs and pods in hybrid mode. You can deploy KubeSphere and KSV on the same server. This simplifies your infrastructure and improves O&M efficiency.
Service Plans
Find out which service plan most suits your team and business
Basic Edition
Free trial of all features
￥0
You can get:
Up to 3 nodes- Up to 9 VMs
- Community support
Enterprise Edition
Enterprise-grade virtualization platform
Subscription
You can get:
Unlimited number of nodes- Unlimited number of VMs
- 1-year free software upgrade
- Technical support for 8-hour workdays
