Administration

See hypervisors at a glance, monitor capacity, and keep pools healthy across regions from one place.

Create separate hypervisor pools with their own pricing and CPU/RAM overcommit policies to balance performance and ROI.

Move VMs between hosts without downtime. Drain a host for maintenance, swap hardware, and return it to the pool cleanly.

Attach different storage clusters per pool to offer distinct performance and price options for workloads.

Publish and manage your app catalog, official images, custom templates, and ISOs. Control versions, defaults, and visibility by market.

Impersonate a user session to troubleshoot, then switch back with one click. Issue scoped admin/end-user tokens when needed.

Configure detailed limits and protections to prevent abuse—rates, quotas, and operational guardrails per account or market (incl. networks, bandwidth, IPs, spending and other resources).

Monitor, allocate, and maintain physical servers and GPU-enabled nodes through the same interface as virtual resources.

Availability is core to the platform and failures are tolerated without user impact. Platform handles hardware failure at every level though distributed storage and failover setup with 99.95% uptime.

Automated checks and recoveries are built into the platform to avoid manual work during common incidents and keep environments responsive.

Warren handles the backup of all metadata to restore the system even after the worst case scenario, but you can also backup the system on the storage (Ceph) level for maximum guarantee.

Upgrades are managed by Warren on a regular cadence and are performed without tenant disruption or provider actions.

Operate multiple data centers and regions under one console. Let users choose the data cetner and build multi-location environments.

Track utilization and predict needs across compute, storage, and network pools across all your data center locations.

Put hosts into maintenance, evacuate workloads, and reintroduce capacity after repairs or upgrades without tenant downtime.

Roll out new images, templates, and services progressively by market or customer segment to reduce change risk.

Track compute, storage and network health in real time with actionable alerts. Spot hotspots or failing nodes early to remediate before SLAs are affected.

See per-account and per-period usage to answer billing questions quickly and guide customer upsizes with facts.

Admins get a predefined Grafana suite showing network bottlenecks, heavy resource consumers, storage cluster health, and workload behavior — so you can preempt issues and right-size pools.

Keep actions attributable with impersonation records, token scopes, and account histories for internal reviews.

Customize branding, logos, URLs, emails, and invoices under your organization’s identity.

Define offerings, defaults, and constraints for compute, storage, networking, and managed services.

Adapt languages, currencies and tax details. Offer local payment options alongside international credit cards, cryptocurrencies and wallets.

Work with Warren to add external services into your catalog so they deploy like native resources with unified billing and access.

Bill CPU, RAM, disk, and enabled services by time and capacity with itemized usage visible to customers.

Maintain separate price lists per pool and location. Schedule future price changes in advance.

Support granular VM sizes and, where desired, tiered rates for small versus large instances.

Enable prepaid top-ups or monthly invoicing/credit-card billing per market; switch models as you expand.

Support local currencies and payment methods alongside standard methods.

Apply account-level discounts, grant or remove free credits, and configure welcome credits.

Enable a configurable referral program and coupon codes for new users or all users—fully controllable in the admin panel.

Run identity or company checks where required to activate billing, comply with local rules, and lift starter limits.

Full API coverage across compute, storage, and billing enables complete automation and external integrations (CRM, ERP, accounting and similar systems).

Trigger external systems or internal workflows on platform events such as VM actions, billing changes, or maintenance events.

Connect helpdesk or chat tools (e.g., Intercom, Qiscus) for unified user communication and support visibility.

Export tables and reports directly to CSV or fetch raw data over API for analytics and compliance.