Virtualization plugins

Manage the hypervisors and clusters you already run.

Eldric speaks to your virtualization layer — VMware vCenter, Docker, Kubernetes, and Proxmox VE. One credential per management plane, not per host, so the agent layer can reason across virtual machines, containers, and clusters wherever they live. Proxmox VE, a nice aside, is Vienna-headquartered — built in Austria, like Eldric.

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4 plugins shipped · catalog expanding

A vendor plugin gives Eldric read and (where the vendor's controller permits) write access into the gear it covers. The agent layer can then reason across the fleet — "which firewall rules changed this week," "which UPSes are running on battery," "which switches haven't been patched in 90 days." The platform you already run stays exactly where it is; Eldric just gets a voice into it.

Hypervisors, containers & orchestration

4 plugins
VMware

vCenter

Manage the full ESXi host fleet — virtual machines, clusters, datastores, and networks — through vCenter, via the vSphere Automation API.

platformhosts · VMs · clusters
Docker

Docker Engine

Containers, images, networks, and volumes on a Docker host, through the Docker Engine API.

directcontainers
Kubernetes

Kubernetes

Orchestration objects — namespaces, pods, deployments, and services — across a cluster, through the Kubernetes API.

platformorchestration
Proxmox

Proxmox VE

KVM virtual machines, LXC containers, Ceph storage, and clustering on Proxmox VE — the Vienna-built open-source virtualization platform — through the Proxmox VE REST API.

platformKVM · LXC · Ceph

When this fits, when it doesn't.

The virtualization-plugin layer is built for organisations who want their AI to understand the fleet they already operate — not for organisations who want Eldric to replace their existing fleet management.

Right fit
  • Your operations team uses one of these vendor platforms today (or a mix of them).
  • You want AI in the loop for triage, drift detection, change-window prep, capacity planning, postmortem narrative.
  • You want a vendor that respects "my data stays inside my perimeter" — Eldric never ships fleet telemetry to a cloud.

Probably not the right fit

  • You expect Eldric to replace your network management plane. It doesn't — it reads from yours and reasons across it.
  • Your fleet is a single vendor and the vendor's own AI assistant already covers your use case.
  • You want push-button automation with no human review. Plugin writes go through an approval workflow by default; auto-write is opt-in per plugin per environment.

Missing a vendor? Tell us — the catalog is expanding and the candidate list is open.