Susant Sahani
Susant Sahani
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Maharashtra, India
Zyvor AI Labs, where we are building an open infrastructure platform for the next generation of enterprise computing. Our vision is simple: organizations should be able to run their virtual machines, containers, AI workloads, storage, and networks on infrastructure they control—without being locked into a single hypervisor or public-cloud provider. Zyvor brings together Kubernetes, KubeVirt, KVM, edge computing, private cloud, GPU infrastructure, migration automation, and network intelligence through one operating model. Our platform includes:
• Zeus OS for managing Kubernetes and KubeVirt infrastructure
• PacketWolf for process-aware network visibility and security
• HyperSDK and hyper2kvm for VMware, Nutanix, cloud, and legacy VM migration
• Machina for KVM and libvirt infrastructure management
• Forge for private AI and GPU infrastructure
• GuestKit for offline VM inspection, repair, and migration assurance
Open source is central to what we are building. Several Zyvor technologies are available as Apache 2.0 community projects, allowing engineers to inspect, extend, and contribute to the infrastructure they depend on. My background is in Linux, systemd, Kubernetes, KVM, virtualization, networking, and enterprise platform engineering. I enjoy solving difficult infrastructure problems—especially where existing platforms are expensive, closed, fragmented, or difficult to operate.
• Zeus OS for managing Kubernetes and KubeVirt infrastructure
• PacketWolf for process-aware network visibility and security
• HyperSDK and hyper2kvm for VMware, Nutanix, cloud, and legacy VM migration
• Machina for KVM and libvirt infrastructure management
• Forge for private AI and GPU infrastructure
• GuestKit for offline VM inspection, repair, and migration assurance
Open source is central to what we are building. Several Zyvor technologies are available as Apache 2.0 community projects, allowing engineers to inspect, extend, and contribute to the infrastructure they depend on. My background is in Linux, systemd, Kubernetes, KVM, virtualization, networking, and enterprise platform engineering. I enjoy solving difficult infrastructure problems—especially where existing platforms are expensive, closed, fragmented, or difficult to operate.
