Every production release is a risk
Releases are done by hand, often in the evening, by the one person who knows how. Koraisoft automates them and makes them reproducible.
Read moreInfrastructure, modernisation and software · Sophia Antipolis
Koraisoft modernises the infrastructure and applications of software vendors, hosting providers and SMEs: assessment, migration, automated production releases. Engagements draw on software published by Koraisoft and installed on your servers. At the end, your teams run what has been put in place on their own.
Six problems that come up often, and Koraisoft's answer to each.
Releases are done by hand, often in the evening, by the one person who knows how. Koraisoft automates them and makes them reproducible.
Read moreOnly one person knows it and the documentation is missing. Koraisoft assesses it, modernises it step by step and documents it.
Read moreSince the overhaul of VMware licensing, many companies are reviewing their virtualisation. Koraisoft studies the exit, prepares the target and carries out the migration.
Read moreHypervisor, containers, firewall, DNS, certificates: each tool has its own accounts and its own log. kFleet brings them together in one console.
Read moreRemote access, application publishing, tunnels: a hosted service sees all your traffic. korridor does the same job on your own machines.
Read moreAccounts, permissions, audit and API take months before the first useful screen. With the Kore platform, they already exist.
Read moreReview what exists: applications, servers, network, backups, contracts. The assessment shows what works, what is at risk and where to start.
Make changes without interrupting service: application rebuilds, containerisation, migration to the cloud or to a datacenter, moving away from VMware, data migration.
Automate production releases, set up monitoring, test backups and the recovery plan. Then document and train the team.
Linux, KVM, Proxmox, VMware, Docker, Kubernetes, GitLab, Jenkins, PostgreSQL, nftables, AWS, Scaleway, OVHcloud, Infomaniak.
Services in detailKoraisoft publishes the tools its engagements needed: managing servers and containers, securing access, serving several clients from one software forge. They install on your servers, share a common platform, Kore, and are used every day to run Koraisoft itself.
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The multi-tenant application platform
Self-hosted application platform: permissions, sealed audit log, GraphQL API, workflows and documents ready before any business code. Go and PostgreSQL.
View the page →Firewall, reverse proxy and remote access in one binary
Firewall, reverse proxy, WAF, remote access and multi-WAN in one binary, controlled by a signed configuration. No third-party service, on your Linux machines.
View the page →Machines, containers, Kubernetes and network in one console
One self-hosted console for VMs, containers, Kubernetes, firewall, DNS, VPN and certificates: same permissions, same audit log, reversible configuration.
View the page →Repositories, continuous integration and metrics, per client
Git repositories, continuous integration, code analysis and DORA metrics in one self-hosted multi-client application: one installation for all your clients.
View the page →Table tennis club management
Members, teams, line-ups with eligibility checks, results, live scoring and offline tournaments: management software for table tennis clubs.
View the page →Multi-protocol home automation behind a single interface
kAssist brings Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter, WiFi, BLE and solar inverters behind a single interface — devices, rooms, scenes, automations, alarm and energy monitoring. Built on the Kore platform.
View the page →Securities portfolio: transactions, performance, forecasts
kFolio tracks investment portfolios end to end: transactions, positions, prices, dividends, performance and probabilistic forecasts, with French tax wrappers (PEA, PEA-PME, CTO, life insurance, PER). Built on the Kore platform.
View the page →Data migrations: prepare, run, fix, verify
kPivot runs a data migration end to end: replayable plans, batched runs with a resume point, dry runs that write nothing, an error threshold, diagnosed rejects and partial replay, on top of the Kore platform connectors.
View the page →The proofs of concept are explored internally: neither distributed nor supported.
Koraisoft's applications are developed with the help of artificial intelligence, on the Kore platform. AI speeds up writing code; the platform reduces the amount of code to write, verify and maintain.
An assistant can quickly write authentication or permission handling. That code still has to be reviewed, tested, secured and maintained. In Kore, these building blocks already exist and are proven in production by every Koraisoft application.
Generated separately, each application would carry its own variant of accounts, permissions and audit, to be fixed one by one. On the platform, a security fix applied once benefits them all.
On a platform with established conventions and a single API, the assistant no longer has to rebuild the foundations: its work goes into what sets the application apart. That is how each Koraisoft product reached a first usable state within a few months.
The person who carries out the assessment also designs, migrates and documents. Decisions are made by a former head of infrastructure.
kForge is used to develop and release, kFleet to run the infrastructure, korridor to protect access, Kore to handle requests sent from this site.
The software runs on your servers, including without Internet access. Your data can be exported in full, in standard formats.
Every engagement delivers documentation, procedures and a trained team. Day-to-day operations no longer depend on Koraisoft.
Koraisoft was founded by Olivier Busalli after 30 years in infrastructure: Internet service provider in 1996, hosting provider in New York, technical director of a digital content software vendor, then director of infrastructure, systems and networks at a software vendor for the hospitality industry (teams, datacenters, AWS, Kubernetes, PCI-DSS compliance).
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