NQRust-MicroVM is a Rust-powered platform for running Firecracker microVMs, isolated Docker containers, and serverless functions — on your own hardware, from a single operator dashboard.
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VMs, containers, and serverless functions — managed from a single Next.js dashboard, backed by three lightweight Rust services. Built for platform engineers who would rather own their stack than rent it.
Isolated Linux VMs with their own kernel, rootfs, CPU and memory limits. Templates and full snapshots make re-deployment a single click.
Run any Docker workload with full API compatibility, with a Firecracker kernel underneath every container. Container escape is structurally impossible.
Node.js, Python, Ruby. Monaco editor, live execution logs, an interactive playground.
Full xterm.js shell streamed over WebSocket. Tab into any VM straight from the browser.
Full and differential snapshots with instant restore. Save any VM as a re-deployable template.
Kernels, rootfs, and Docker images — import from URL, local path, or DockerHub.
NAT, isolated, bridged, and VXLAN overlay tunnels. Port-forward in two clicks.
A tiny guest agent auto-deployed inside every VM reports CPU, memory, network and disk over WebSocket. Watch your fleet breathe in real time.
Admin, User, Viewer roles with per-resource ownership and per-user preferences. Hand out the dashboard without handing out root.
Mix local file, NFS, SMB, iSCSI+LVM, TrueNAS REST, and SPDK vhost-user. Add or remove backends from the UI without restarting the manager.
Every operation in the API is in the UI. VMs, containers, functions, registry, networking, storage backends, hosts, users — all here, all real-time.
Provision, monitor, and snapshot Firecracker microVMs across your hosts.
Three Rust services and a Next.js frontend coordinate everything. No Kubernetes control plane. No external scheduler. No mystery sidecars.
Mix local file, NFS auto-mount, SMB/CIFS, vendor-agnostic iSCSI+LVM, TrueNAS, or SPDK vhost-user. Add or remove backends from the UI — no manager restart.
Files under /srv/fc/vms/. Zero dependencies — single-host and dev.
Manager delegates mount.nfs to the agent. One file per VM under the share.
Mount any Windows file server or NAS share via the agent.
One LUN per target → LVM VG → per-VM lvcreate. Vendor-agnostic.
REST creates per-VM zvol + extent + target. ZFS snapshots, thin provisioning.
NVMe direct, high-throughput single-host. Future clustering primitive.
Pre-cut LUN, one VM per LUN. Legacy passthrough.
Ceph RBD and S3-backed block are next. Tell us what you need.
Three flavors of team consistently choose microVMs over plain containers — usually because their workload model demands a kernel boundary.
Run customer code, sandboxed builds, or LLM-generated programs inside a VM that can't reach the host.
Give an LLM agent a real Linux machine — a shell, a filesystem, a network — without giving it your host.
Hand internal teams self-service VMs with strict isolation, RBAC, and pluggable storage that maps to your existing SAN.
NQRust-MicroVM is a commercial product. Pricing depends on host count, supported storage backends, and your support requirements — tell us about your fleet and we'll send a tailored quote.
Docker shares a kernel between containers. NQRust-MicroVM runs each workload (whether a VM or a Docker container) inside its own Firecracker microVM with its own kernel, CPU, and memory boundary. Container-escape style attacks are structurally impossible, and noisy-neighbor effects largely disappear.
No. The Manager, Agent, and Guest Agent are written in Rust because it lets us ship a small, fast, statically-linked binary — but operators interact with the Next.js dashboard and the REST API. You can run the entire platform without touching the source.
Any x86_64 Linux box with KVM (Intel VT-x or AMD-V), 4 GB RAM minimum, 20 GB free disk. Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04 LTS and Debian 11 are the supported distros today. Multi-host clusters add agents to a shared manager.
We ship a single Rust TUI installer (nqr-installer) that walks through KVM checks, networking, PostgreSQL, and systemd services. There's a one-command online flow and a fully-airgapped flow for sites without internet egress.
Yes. The storage layer is pluggable — add a backend from the UI without restarting the manager. Local file, NFS, SMB, iSCSI+LVM, and TrueNAS REST are visible by default; SPDK vhost-user and generic iSCSI passthrough sit behind an advanced disclosure.
Support tiers and SLAs are scoped during onboarding based on your fleet size and workload criticality. Every commercial license includes a dedicated Slack channel and a response-time SLA — we're happy to share our internal runbooks and example incident postmortems on request.
Yes — the Rust TUI installer ships an offline mode that takes a single transferable binary and provisions everything (KVM, networking, PostgreSQL, systemd) without outbound internet access. Suitable for regulated environments and sites without egress.
Tell us about your fleet — host count, workloads, storage backends. We'll come back with a quote and a guided install in 48 hours.