Virtuozzo Infrastructure
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VisitVirtuozzo Infrastructure vs ZSvirt
What both publish
| Fact | Virtuozzo Infrastructure | ZSvirt |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The product page lists integrations including Acronis, Veeam, AWS, Grafana, Prometheus, CloudBlue, WHMCS, and HostBill. | The site lists SDKs for Go, Python, and Java, native Terraform providers, GitOps, and 2,000+ REST/OpenAPI endpoints. |
| Limits | The self-install freemium offer is limited to 96 physical cores and 1TB of storage. | The site describes the open-source edition as having no VM limit and no license fee. |
| Networking | Networking features include distributed virtual routing, load balancing, VPN as a service, IPv6 support, and network security rules. | Networking includes virtual networks, distributed switches, distributed port groups, security groups, VLAN/VXLAN/flat topologies and SR-IOV. |
| Product | Virtuozzo Infrastructure is a hyperconverged IaaS platform that provides compute, networking, and storage. | ZSvirt is an open-source virtualization platform based on ZStack’s ZSphere virtualization engine. |
| Security | Listed security capabilities include data-in-transit encryption, two-factor authentication, tenant isolation, and AES-256 data encryption. | Listed security features include a Native Key Provider, VM SecureBoot, vTPM 2.0, VM encryption, security groups, MFA/2FA, and immutable audit logs. |
| Storage | The platform provides software-defined block, file, and S3-compatible object storage, with NFS and SMB file storage options. | Storage capabilities include primary and backup storage, volumes, snapshots, image storage, local storage, NFS, SAN and distributed storage. |
Virtuozzo Infrastructure plans
- Freemium self-installFree
- Hosted trialFree
ZSvirt plans
- ZSvirt Open SourceFree
- Contact vendorPriced on request
- Plus licensePriced on request
Pick Virtuozzo Infrastructure if…
It is intended for cloud and managed service providers, SaaS companies, ISVs, and organizations running business-critical workloads. It may suit teams that need infrastructure services with tenant controls and hybrid deployment.
Pick ZSvirt if…
ZSvirt suits self-hosting users ranging from homelab operators to large infrastructure teams, including organizations moving away from VMware. The open-source edition may suit users who can rely on community support rather than vendor-backed production support.