License the worker.
Not the silicon.
One worker. One subscription.The complete virtual datacenter.
One platform. One subscription.
Modern processors should make infrastructure more capable, not make software licensing more expensive.
Evaluation
Prove it on real infrastructure.
Up to 5 worker nodes. Full virtual datacenter functionality. Intended for labs, proofs of value, and technical validation. No production use.
- Up to 5 workers
- Standalone Linux container deployment
- Full platform evaluation
Production
The complete platform. One worker subscription.
No per-core licensing. No per-socket licensing. No per-VM fees. No accelerator tax. No separate management-server license.
- Any supported CPU core count
- Any supported number of VMs and containers
- Networking, topology, storage, GPU infrastructure, lifecycle, releases, and standard support
- Licenses transferable when hardware is replaced
Enterprise Scale
Volume pricing begins at 25 workers.
Multi-site licensing, deployment and migration assistance, architecture integration, priority support options, government and enterprise purchasing terms, and long-term subscription agreements.
GET VOLUME PRICINGWhat counts as a worker?
The physical server that runs or manages virtual infrastructure workloads.
Control-plane-only systems do not require a worker license. A system that acts as both controller and workload host counts as one worker.
Not because the licensing model permits it.
