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So just for clarity. I'll be able to download your source/package, install, go to the web interface and start spinning up VM instances on the same machine? Are
by warcode 12y ago
So just for clarity. I'll be able to download your source/package, install, go to the web interface and start spinning up VM instances on the same machine?
Are the extras like monitoring 3rd party integrations that I'll have to pay for, or actual features of VirtKick?
- Nowaker 12y agoExcactly right - plus on remote hypervisors too. External monitoring integration, and off-site status page, will be actual features of VirtKick. Think of VirtKick is a 1-click installable panel that you can use both on your desktop and as a VPS provider. Instead of paid features, we want it to be forever free - instead, we aim to be crowdfunded. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/virtkick-take-cloud-back https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/virtkick-take-cloud-back
- toomuchtodo 12y ago> Excactly right - plus on remote hypervisors too. Things get crazy here (in a good way). You could create federation where you allow remote hypervisor management from a central authority (your app). #ArchiveTeam needs their VM running for the latest web property shutdown? Here, have access to my overpowered home router to run a few tiny VMs to help the cause. Knocked it out of the park here guys (and/or gals)! Awesome job.
- RushPL 12y ago(co-founder here) we try to not get ahead of ourselves, working on the basics first but it's sometimes nice to think big as well and you have some interesting ideas sir, thanks!
- warcode 12y agoIt just sounded too good to be true. I'll definitely contribute.