PVC is your modern, hyperconverged infrastructure manager. Built from well-known and well-trusted free-and-open-source components, PVC enables administrators to build highly-redundant and scalable small clusters, without the hassle or cost of other solutions.

PVC provides an easy-to-use, redundant, scalable, self-healing and self-managing solution to ensure your VMs run no matter what happens to the hardware underneath.

Easy-to-use: PVC lets you manage your cluster and then gets out of your way. The unobtrusive, self-documenting command-line interface is easy for administrators to learn and use, while abstracting powerful functionality in the background.

Full VM lifecycle management: PVC manages your full VM lifecycle, from provisioning to day-to-day management.

Live migration: PVC features VM live-migration between nodes and node readiness control. Seamlessly move VMs across the cluster almost instantly for maintenance.

Redundant: PVC provides robust, ground-up node-level redundancy. All components are designed to ensure your cluster will continue to function even with a downed node.

Robust storage: PVC includes shared storage with the Ceph distributed storage system. This helps ensure your data is safe on all nodes at all times.

Self-managing and self-healing: PVC features auto-recovery funtionality including fencing and automatic VM recovery, should a node fail. Your VMs will be down for mere minutes, and recovered without human intervention.

Advanced networking: PVC implements multiple guest networking options, including managed, unmanaged, and isolated VM networks. Keep your VMs talking exactly how you want them to.

See our documentation page for more information on PVC, including how to set up a new cluster and use PVC to manage your infrastructure, and our GitHub page for the code and to report bugs or request features.