We built it for a simple use case: when you want the convenience of cloud services, but you want them on your own hardware, under your own control, with your own economics.
Cozystack turns bare metal into a cloud platform that can provide VMs, managed Kubernetes, databases, load balancers, GPU as a Service and other services through a unified platform model. It’s especially relevant for hosting providers, regulated companies like banks, and startups that are tired of building around public cloud costs and lock-in.
v1.0 is a big release for us: we reworked core platform packaging and operations around the v1 model, documented the v0.41 → v1.0 upgrade path, and made the ready-to-use platform flow much more explicit. The current docs position v1 as the stable branch and include provider-oriented variants like isp-full.
If you’re trying to build your own cloud instead of renting one forever, I’d love your feedback.
