VMetal – run a GPU cloud on bare metal without OpenStack
Hi everyone — looking for feedback on a new infrastructure project we launched called vMetal. It's a bare metal management platform for GPU clusters that handles machine discovery, PXE booting, and lifecycle management, without the OpenStack complexity. Built around Kubernetes-native workflows so you can hand it off to teams or drop it into an existing platform. A lot of the infra platforms used for this today were designed 20 years ago (VMware, OpenStack, NVIDIA BCM, MAAS, etc.), while newer tools usually solve only a small piece of the stack. Neither were built with modern GPU cluster ops…
VMetal – run a GPU cloud on bare metal without OpenStack launched on March 19, 2026 with 12 votes, #1,060 of 23,380 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
In plain words
VMetal is a bare metal management platform designed for GPU clusters that handles machine discovery, PXE booting, and lifecycle management without OpenStack. Built around Kubernetes-native workflows, it lets teams programmatically manage physical machines as infrastructure resources. VMetal targets organizations running GPU clusters who want modern provisioning tools instead of legacy systems or custom-built solutions.
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From the sources
Automate bare metal and VM provisioning for GPU and AI clouds. One stable API for Kubernetes and Slurm machines, on Metal3, NVIDIA NICo, KubeVirt, and more.
Turn your racks into EC2. One stable API for bare metal and VMs, on any provisioning stack. vMetal provisions the bare metal and VMs. vCluster turns them into products you ship. Run several systems at once or swap one out. Whatever the future brings, nothing above has to change. A stable interface upward, no matter what you change underneath. Bring your compute, networking, and storage layers together with ease. We stand behind every open-source technology in the stack, in production. Deep, battle-tested experience across every possible integration. Metal3, KubeVirt, NVIDIA NICo, VMware, OpenStack, and more, under onefrom vmetal.ai
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi everyone — looking for feedback on a new infrastructure project we launched called vMetal. It's a bare metal management platform for GPU clusters that handles machine discovery, PXE booting, and lifecycle management, without the OpenStack complexity. Built around Kubernetes-native workflows so you can hand it off…
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