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The on-prem infrastructure console

One console.Every platform.On-prem.

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Monitoring, right-sizing, capacity planning and compliance in one console, installed in your network where your data stays.

Book a 30-min call
8
platforms in one inventory
30 days
of real usage behind every sizing call
12 months
of capacity runway, per cluster
100%
on your premises
Collect and unify01

Eight consoles.
One inventory.

Every provider has its own console, its own alerts and its own numbers. “Where are we on capacity?” takes an afternoon and ends in a spreadsheet. Float connects to each of them and puts everything side by side.

  • VMware
  • Nutanix
  • Hyper-V
  • Proxmox
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Kubernetes
  • NetApp
Search every platform…
9 assets · 8 platforms
NamePlatformUsage
NTE-PROD-01VMware
70%
app-erp-prod-254VMware
93%
nutanix-cluster-17Nutanix
41%
hv-node-02-01Hyper-V
88%
pve-cluster-02Proxmox
95%
web-prod-01AWS
34%
vm-analytics-prodAzure
58%
checkout-apiKubernetes
62%
vol_backup_01NetApp
81%
Example data
What you do with it02

From one inventory
to every decision.

Five jobs that used to take five tools and a spreadsheet. Each one reads the same live inventory, so every team sees the same numbers.

Know what changed overnight.Take back what VMs don’t use.Know the day each cluster runs out.Test the plan before you sign it.Your rules, checked on every provider.
Right now
135 open problems, ranked

Know what changed overnight.

Command Center ranks what needs you right now, across every provider. The morning check shows only what is new since yesterday.

  • Problems grouped by asset, with Ack and Snooze
  • Five detection modes and custom alert rules
  • Morning checks that only show what changed
The rest of the toolbox03

Everything else.
Already built in.

The day-to-day pieces of running an estate, on the same inventory and behind the same login.

Operate
Secure
Organise

Also: LDAP sign-in, users and roles, a live task dock, scheduled jobs, NetApp storage and CSV export on tables.

Ask Float · AI04

Ask your estate.
AI that stays on-prem.

Ask Float is an AI assistant built into the console. Ask it about live data, or about your own runbooks, wikis and procedures: an internal wiki that answers back.

Live data
Inventory, forecasts and alerts as they are now, not a stale export.
Your documents
Upload runbooks, wikis and procedures. Every answer cites its sources.
Read-only, RBAC-scoped
It sees what the user can see and changes nothing.
Your model
A local model for air-gapped sites, or a hosted one if you prefer.
Ask FloatRead-only
Knowledge baseESXi patching runbook.pdfOn-call wiki.mdDR plan, site B.docx

Which PROD VMs are over-provisioned and have an active alert?

Two VMs match. Both are oversized against 30 days of usage and carry a WARNING memory ballooning alert.

api-analytics-test-796OversizedWARNING · memory ballooning
queue-erp-uat-980OversizedWARNING · memory ballooning

Sources: Inventory · Right-sizing · Alerts

Try

Live answers come from Float’s demo environment; the documents are examples.

On-prem05

Installed in your network.
Your data stays there.

Deploy Float once, on your own servers. It reads every platform through its API, so there is no agent to install on hosts or VMs. Pull the cable and it keeps working.

Your networkConnected, but nothing depends on it.
  • Inventory sync4s ago
  • Capacity forecasts12s ago
  • Compliance checks27s ago
  • Ask Float answers2s ago
Your platforms, read through their APIs0 agents installed
VMwareNutanixHyper-VProxmoxAWSAzureKubernetesNetApp
Internet

Agentless

Nothing to install on your hosts, VMs or clusters. Float reads each platform through its own API, and WinRM for Hyper-V.

One deployment

Float installs once on a server or VM in your data centre. Add a service account per platform and the inventory fills in. No SaaS tenant to trust.

Works air-gapped

Inventory, forecasts and compliance need no route to the internet. Point Ask Float at a local model and it does not either.

Your choice for AI

Use a local model and nothing leaves. Choose a hosted one and only the question and the data needed to answer it are sent.

Install06

One command.
Then it reads your estate.

Float ships as one signed release for one Linux server. No agents on your hosts, nothing to download during the install, no account with us to create.

    01

    Deploy

    Copy the release to a Linux VM and run floatctl install. It asks for a hostname, your estate’s size and a certificate, then starts Float.

    02

    Connect

    Add each platform with a service account: vCenter, Prism, Proxmox, Hyper-V, Kubernetes, NetApp, AWS or Azure. Nothing is installed on them.

    03

    Use it

    The inventory fills in on the first sync. Forecasts and right-sizing sharpen as usage history builds up.

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Design Partner Program07

Try Float
on your own estate.

We’re opening a limited number of Design Partner places for infrastructure teams who want to run Float on their own estate and see their own numbers.

Ideal if you run VMware, Nutanix, Hyper-V or Proxmox, especially in a regulated sector where your data has to stay on-premise.

Book a 30-minute callOr write to us

What you get

  • Float installed on your own estate, with the founder at your side for the setup
  • Preferential pricing for your first year
  • A direct line to the founder and real weight on the roadmap

What we ask

  • Regular, honest feedback on what works and what doesn’t
  • A reference, if Float earns it
Contact

Rather write?
We read everything.

Tell us about your estate: the platforms you run, roughly how big, and what you would want Float to answer first. You will hear back from the founder, not a sales sequence.