Cloud Infrastructure Management software provides the tools necessary to organize, deploy, and monitor virtualized environments. These tools automate the distribution of container images, manage server access via SSH gateways, and coordinate the lifecycle of clusters. This type of software is for system administrators and DevOps engineers who need to oversee hardware and virtual assets. Self-hosting these apps ensures that container registries and infrastructure metadata remain on private hardware. This approach prevents external vendors from limiting access to critical deployment artifacts or server configuration logs.
This page lists 9 open source tools in the Cloud Infrastructure Management category. The most popular are Harbor, CloudQuery and zot. Most use the Apache-2.0 or MPL-2.0 license, and 9 offer an official Docker image.
A cloud native registry that stores, signs, and scans container images and Helm charts for secure deployments.
An open source ELT platform that syncs cloud infrastructure metadata from various SaaS sources into data warehouses.
A vendor neutral OCI native container image and artifact registry based on the OCI Distribution Specification.
A cross-platform asynchronous web server designed for serving static files and assets with minimal resource overhead.
A framework for converting bare metal servers into a cloud platform with a REST API for infrastructure management.
Centralized SSH gateway for remote access and management of Linux servers, IoT devices, and containers.
A lightweight SIP proxy, location server, and registrar for scalable telephony and communication service infrastructure.
A set of Ansible roles and playbooks for managing Debian and Ubuntu based data center environments.
Automates infrastructure plans and applies within pull requests for Terraform, OpenTofu, and Pulumi using GitOps workflows.
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