AGENTIC INFRASTRUCTURE

HYPERMACHINE

AGENTIC HYPERVISORS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

Autonomous virtual machine orchestration powered by AI agents. Self-healing infrastructure that adapts to workload demands in real-time.

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HYPERVISOR CAPABILITIES

AGENTIC ORCHESTRATION

AI agents autonomously manage VM lifecycle, resource allocation, and workload placement.

SELF-HEALING

Automatic failure detection, live migration, and recovery without human intervention.

PREDICTIVE SCALING

ML-driven capacity planning that provisions resources before demand spikes.

SECURE ISOLATION

Hardware-backed VM isolation with confidential computing support.

GPU PASSTHROUGH

Direct GPU access for AI/ML workloads with dynamic device assignment.

DISTRIBUTED CONTROL

Multi-node clusters with consensus-based coordination and no single point of failure.

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ARCHITECTURE LAYERS

AGENTS

  • Orchestration Agent
  • Scaling Agent
  • Security Agent
  • Monitoring Agent

CONTROL PLANE

  • Cluster Manager
  • Scheduler
  • API Gateway
  • State Store

HYPERVISOR

  • KVM / QEMU
  • Device Emulation
  • Memory Manager
  • vCPU Scheduler

HARDWARE

  • CPU Virtualization
  • IOMMU / VT-d
  • SR-IOV NICs
  • GPU Passthrough
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USAGE

terminal
# Initialize a HyperMachine cluster
hypermachine init --nodes 3 --backend kvm

# Deploy a VM from a declarative spec
hypermachine deploy --spec inference-server.yaml
# ✓ Provisioned: 8 vCPUs, 32GB RAM, 1x A100 passthrough
# ✓ Network: 10.0.1.42 (vlan: ai-workloads)
# ✓ Storage: 500GB NVMe (thin-provisioned)
# ✓ VM 'inference-01' running in 4.2s

# List running VMs
hypermachine list
# NAME            vCPU  RAM    GPU        STATUS    UPTIME
# inference-01    8     32GB   A100       running   2h 15m
# training-node   16    128GB  4x H100    running   18h 42m
# dev-sandbox     4     16GB   —          running   45m

# Live migrate a VM to another node
hypermachine migrate inference-01 --target node-02 --live

INFRASTRUCTURE THAT THINKS

Agentic hypervisors that manage themselves. Built for the age of autonomous systems.