Try Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes
Hands-on OpenStack in your VMware vSphere — no bare metal, no deep expertise required, up and running in a couple of hours.
TryMOSK on VMware lets you explore Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK), an open, flexible cloud alternative to VMware, without dedicated hardware or weeks of setup. Deploy a compact, production‑style evaluation cluster on your own vSphere environment using open‑source automation, and experience the power of OpenStack — compute, storage, and networking — managed through Kubernetes.
Why TryMOSK on VMware?
No bare metal required. Use your existing vSphere environment to experience OpenStack hands‑on.
Fast and easy. Guided automation handles all the complex steps, including creation of necessary objects in vSphere —you’ll have a working cluster in a few hours.
Real OpenStack, realistic cluster topology. Preconfigured with core OpenStack services like Nova, Cinder, Neutron, Glance, Horizon, Heat, and Octavia; additional components can be enabled after deployment.
Evaluation‑ready. Mirrors what you’d run in production, sized for learning and experimentation.
What You’ll Get
A production‑style evaluation cluster built for exploration and validation:
Containerized OpenStack on Kubernetes, including: Identity (OpenStack Keystone), Compute (OpenStack Nova), Block Storage (OpenStack Cinder), Networking (OpenStack Neutron), Image service (OpenStack Glance), Orchestration (OpenStack Heat), Load Balancing (OpenStack Octavia), Web Dashboard (OpenStack Horizon)
Optional add‑ons: Shared Filesystems (Manila), Instance HA (Masakari), and Mirantis Dynamic Resource Balancer.
Hyper‑converged, software‑defined storage (Ceph) for volumes and images.
Software‑defined networking integrated with vSphere.
Centralized management cluster with built‑in logging and monitoring system and IAM
Request Your Trial License
Request your free trial license to start exploring MOSK. A Mirantis manager will review your request and send the license by email within 2 working days.
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