Flant has consolidated its Deckhouse Kubernetes Platform, Virtualization Platform, and Commander into a single product, Deckhouse Platform. The new solution is designed to manage hybrid infrastructure, including containers, virtual machines, AI services, and data across cloud and on-premises environments.
The platform features seven usage scenarios, ranging from basic infrastructure management to AI and data processing. It consists of a core foundation and 14 compatible extensions, allowing customers to purchase only the necessary modules. A free open-source edition, Deckhouse Platform Open, remains available for deployment.
Currently, the platform manages over 1,300 clusters across more than 260 companies. According to the company, the solution reduces time-to-market by 23% and lowers five-year TCO by 27% compared to custom-built platforms. Two engineers can maintain over 170 clusters and 1,000 virtual machines.
The product holds FSTEC of Russia certificate number 4860, issued on October 4, 2024, and is listed in the Russian software registry under number 12338. The company plans to expand its marketplace, introduce new managed data services, and further integrate AI into infrastructure deployment processes.
