HybridCluster is here to help hosting companies and cloud providers deliver resilience and scaling in their clouds without forcing customers to rewrite their apps.
Our product HybridCluster is the first and only full-stack cloud platform specifically architected for hosting web applications and email on commodity hardware. With built in high availability, auto scaling and data vault it protects from both infrastructure and user failures, enabling you to sell high value cloud services and retain peace of mind.
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What is HybridCluster?
Full stack cloud platform for web apps & email
HybridCluster is a distributed hosting platform for hosting unmodified LAMP web applications and email on a cluster of physical or virtual machines which our software connects together into a co-operative group. HybridCluster pools direct attached storage and other local resources across hardware to make a new simpler type of cloud with replication, failover, scalability and data restore features built-in.
- High Availability
- Auto Scaling
- Data Vault
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Who is HybridCluster for?
Public Cloud for Shared Hosting
Provide your customers with the resources that they need, when they need them. Share in their success as their business grows.
Private Cloud for Dedicated Hosting
Provide your customers with the resources that they need, when they need them. Share in their success as their business grows.
We wanted to grow our hosting business but our old platform was vulnerable to systems failures, traffic spikes and end users deleting their own files. That’s why after months of research and testing and finding other solutions either too complex or too expensive, we chose and deployed HybridCluster
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OpenZFS
Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS
May 22, 2023
I spend a lot of time hacking on the ZFS port to FreeBSD and fixing various bugs. Quite often the bugs are specific to the port and not to the OpenZFS core. A good share of those bugs are caused by differences between VFS models in Solaris and its descendants like illumos, and FreeBSD. I […]
Programming
Logging as Storytelling #3: Types
May 11, 2023
In my next blog post I will talk about complexity of freeBSD VFS using ZFS. Specifically, structured as a series of causally-related actions. The next step is making sure log messages are consistent: objects that are used in different log messages should be referred to consistently, messages should be organized in a consistent manner to ease […]
Cloud Hosting
Containers and distributed storage are the future
April 24, 2023
Now free with HybridCluster non-commercial licenses We are pleased to announce that we are now offering free licenses for HybridCluster, our full stack cloud hosting software platform, to any business or organisation to use for non-commercial purposes. Our cloud software is already being used to successfully host some communities, open source projects and other non-commercial […]