Open-source Cloud Management Platform for Proxmox

sangtq

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Hi Folk!

I’ve been experimenting with AI coding and built a lightweight cloud management platform on top of Proxmox VE — inspired by VMware vCloud Director.
The goal is to add a simple “cloud layer” for Proxmox to support multi-tenancy and self-service use cases (private cloud, internal platform, or small VPS offering).

Key features:
  • Self-service VM provisioning from templates
  • Multi-tenancy (organization isolation)
  • Quotas (CPU, RAM, storage, VM count)
  • RBAC (fine-grained permissions)
  • Basic VPC-like networking
  • Multi-cluster support
Designed to stay simple but scalable (500+ users / 1000+ VMs).

Would love feedback, ideas, or contributions!

Sourcecode: https://github.com/proxmox-cloudportal/cloud-platform
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PS4OF2sOx74
 
Key features:
  • Self-service VM provisioning from templates
  • Multi-tenancy (organization isolation)
  • Quotas (CPU, RAM, storage, VM count)
  • RBAC (fine-grained permissions)
  • Basic VPC-like networking
  • Multi-cluster support
The UI looks quite modern and intuitive! Great job on getting this started.

If your goal is to target large-scale, multi-cluster enterprise environments, I would suggest incorporating more robust monitoring and alerting features. For instance, tracking disk health (SMART), Ceph status, and ZFS health, while integrating with multiple notification channels (like Webhooks, Slack, or Telegram), would be highly valuable for sysadmins.

However, based on the current screenshots, the design seems more focused on providing a simplified experience for general users. Some critical enterprise features, such as High Availability (HA) management and Backup scheduling/monitoring, don't appear to be present yet.

I'm quite curious about the vision behind your project—who is your primary target audience and what’s the main development direction? It would also be great to know what you feel makes this platform unique compared to the native Proxmox VE interface or the upcoming Proxmox Datacenter Manager.

Keep up the great work!