Each piece exists because operating a fleet at scale demands it — from execution to results to access control.
Open an interactive shell to any managed host through the agent acting as a jump box. Every session is fully recorded — keystrokes and output — and the agent verifies the target's SSH host key before connecting, refusing on any change.
Logins, runs, credential access, terminal sessions, and admin changes are written to an append-only, hash-chained audit log. Any alteration or deletion breaks the chain and is detected on verification.
Launch playbooks against a handful of servers or your entire estate from one screen. Scope a run by project, group, or hand-picked hosts, and watch structured results land in real time.
Browse a curated catalog of validated playbooks and checks organized by engine and category. Safe read-only checks are available to everyone; change-making templates are gated to infrastructure admins. Deploy any template to an agent in one click.
Edit playbooks and templates in a real syntax editor with YAML highlighting and live validity checking. Run a true ansible-playbook syntax check on the agent before anything goes near production.
Connect AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Proxmox, VMware, Nutanix, or Virtualizor, then discover their instances through the agent and import them as managed hosts — ready for automation, checks, and terminal access.
Built-in roles from viewer to org admin, scoped per project, plus an encrypted vault for credentials and SSH keys — scoped per tenant, project, or individual host, and revealed only to those authorized.
A reporting dashboard that turns the data you already generate into insight: run activity over time, success rates, outcomes by engine, activity by type, and your most active projects — across 7, 30, or 90 days.
A built-in audit that reviews vSupport's own posture and the hosts it manages — credential scoping, key passphrases, host-key coverage, agent health, privileged-account concentration, and audit-chain integrity — scored with concrete remediation.
A lightweight agent runs on your control node and polls outbound to the portal. No inbound firewall rules, no VPN gymnastics — it executes against hosts the portal can never reach directly.