DeepStack

Deepstack

Your entire infrastructure, from a single panel.

Egemen Infrastructure Platform

Infrastructure visibility and operations from a single panel.
Your data stays in-house, you take control.

The addressee of the question "Is everything okay right now?"

Today
Server
Slowdown
Zabbix
VMware
OneView
Netbox
SAN
To understand a failure, independent panels are checked separately. The pieces are different faces of the same event, none shows the other.
With DeepStack
Server
Slowdown
DeepStack
Virtual Machine Status
🖥️ Status: ●
Physical Hardware Health
Alarms
⚠️ ⚡ ⏱️
Storage Metrics
70%
All traces of the same event (virtual machine status, physical hardware health, relevant alarms, and storage metrics) stand side by side on a single screen. Rapid root-cause analysis is done instantly.
Infrastructure Sovereignty: Three Fundamental Rights
The unconditional rights an institution must possess over its own infrastructure.
VISIBILITY
The institution must be able to completely see what is happening in its infrastructure from a single place.
OPERATIONS
The institution must be able to provision the resources it needs on its own hardware, without depending on anyone else's permission.
OWNERSHIP
There should be no debate over who holds the data and the rules; both must remain with the institution.

Ownership: Data Never Leaves the Institution's Boundaries

Data Privacy / Institutional Boundary
DeepStack
Foreign Cloud

Self-Hosted

DeepStack runs entirely in the institution's own data center and on its own hardware.

Closed to Internet (Air-Gapped)

If desired, it can operate in 100% closed networks with absolutely no connection to the outside world.

Zero Data Egress

No data, metrics, or logs are sent to a third-party cloud or external service. You are not subject to foreign jurisdictions.

Two Layers, One Panel

Not rivals, but sequential. Within the same panel, under the same authorization model.

Visibility Layer

  • ◆ Reads existing systems and unifies them on a single screen.
  • ◆ Connects read-only; alters nothing.
  • ◆ Deployed on day one, risk is zero.
Base (Existing Hardware) Control Plane (DeepStack) Institutional Units

Operations Layer

  • ◆ Provisions virtual machines, networks, storage, K8s, and GPU environments.
  • ◆ Only manages new resources provisioned by the institution.
  • ◆ Turned on within the same panel, only when the institution is ready.

Interface Shaped by the Setup:
"Whatever is Present, Works"

A
Z
Zabbix
P
Proxmox
Z
P
B
K
K8s
V
VMware
C
Ceph
K
V
C

Discovery and Adaptation

If the relevant system is in the environment, the module activates automatically; otherwise, the tab does not appear on the panel at all. No empty or broken screens occur.

No Integration Overhead

Connects via read-only API/Token. No additional development or institution-specific code is required.

Standard Version

Since no environment-specific code is written, installation takes minutes, and version updates do not create a maintenance burden.

Phased Transition: The Path is Singular,
The Pace is Set by the Institution

Phase 1: See

DeepStack connects read-only to existing systems. The team starts monitoring from a single panel on the same day. No risks are taken.

Phase 2: Provision

Provisioning of new resources (VM, K8s, Network) begins from the same panel. The existing environment remains as is, new workloads are spun up in DeepStack.

Phase 3: Takeover

When the institution is ready, existing virtual machines are migrated to the platform via native migration (VMware/KVM) flows without purchasing any additional product.

Auditable Architecture, Proven Foundation

Open Standards
(No Dependency on Foreign Licenses)
KVM Virtualization
Ceph-Based Storage
Kubernetes ClusterAPI
OpenStack Components
DeepStack
Enterprise Security
Centralized RBAC, LDAP, and 2FA
Single Centralized Audit Log
(Full Traceability)
Encrypted Secrets Management
(Kubeconfig etc. via Bastion)
Privileged for operations, read-only
(Token/API) access for visibility.

Options on the Table: Both Sovereign and Complete

Feature
DeepStack
Foreign
Cloud
VMware /
Broadcom
Local Cloud
Sovereignty and Control
Runs on own hardware, Data stays in-country
Foreign license independence, Air-gap installation
Auditable architecture
Single Panel Scope
Built-in hardware health, KaaS
S3-compatible storage, GPU allocation
Backup, VMware/KVM Migration