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Uniview Documentations

Uniview is a comprehensive enterprise readiness platform for infrastructure over OpenStack and Kubernetes, designed to enable monetization and business ready of open source technologies with modern user console, billing, enterprise integration. It delivers a unified, production-grade layer that transforms standard open-source compute infrastructures into structured, highly auditable, and automated cloud systems. It's the enabler that turns open source to business.


Current Version: 2026-august

Key Underlying: OpenStack Gazpacho 2026.1

Key Underlying: CNCF Graduated Projects

Key Underlying: Ceph Latest


Current documentation is a repo for subjects around install, daily operation and feature discovering etc

OpenStack Console, Billing and Clustering

Uniview is a seamless enterprise readiness solution for OpenStack, built for both public and enterprise cloud use cases. It features responsive, modern user and administrator consoles, an integrated metrics solution, and multi-OpenStack clustering.

The platform also delivers robust metering, rating, and payment integrations alongside native workload backup and mobility across shared nothing environments.

Pod/Namespace as a Service and K8s Billing

Uniview delivers high-demand Enterprise Kubernetes solutions polished for AI workloads by integrating multi-tenant bare-metal clusters, Magnum/CAPI tenant clusters, and Pod as a Service (PodAAS) into one platform. Its template-based PodAAS enables AI developers to deploy popular vLLM models from months to a few clicks — eliminating the need for Kubernetes expertise while leveraging secure GPU slicing to run inference without the cost of a full cluster.

Backup and Workload Mobility

An OpenStack native solution for backup, and also a tool for workload mobility across envs within cluster. As native, cozy, and leveraging services you have run, while having most DR and Backup jobs done, it has no extra complexity, low maintenance and no hefty cost of running a standalone backup system.

Modular Infrastructure Mapping

Uniview solutions are highly modularized. In the meanwhile all components can cozily work together so that for end user he perceives as one credential, one sign in, one console, one bill for everything of multiple Openstack clusters, multiple Kubernetes clusters, one or multiple Ceph backends. Main Level-1 services at Uniview include: Virtual Machine service, Network, Volume, Swift Container, CAPI Cluster, Namespace, Pods, Load Balancer and Database as a service. A service provider can choose partial or all without hard dependencies on others. The multi-tenant Kubernetes architecture has zero dependency on the OpenStack offering, and vice versa.

  • IDP, Uniview IDP: the foundational element for both OpenStack and Kubernetes Solution, and you could resuse your own Keycloak, Zitadel, Keystone or deploy optimized Uniview IDP distros
  • OpenStack-Console-Core: a full OpenStack API implementation for popular OpenStack services, such as Nova, Neutron, Cinder, Magnum etc.
  • Scheduler: a standalone scheduling service for automated backup, snapshot, shelving, billing monitoring etc.
  • Kubernetes-Console-Core: a full Kuberentes API implementation for major Kubernetes kinds CRUD. K8s console intakes baremetal-cluster, capi magnum cluster, namespace user and virtual cluster user
  • Billing Engine: Same engine for full OpenStack project based rating, and namespace based rating of Kubernetes
  • Collector-OpenStack: a rabbitmq based full OpenStack object lifecycle interceptor for composing billing foundation.
  • Collector-Prometheus: a Prometheus based Kubernetes namespace resource consumption query for composing billing foundation of GPU, CPU and Ram.

The current docs facilitate to have a hands-on testing by following quick start, or get idea of the ecosystem and features. Given every infrastrucure is different, talking with our support team is always a great idea too.