kFleet fits if…
- You administer several customers or business units.
- You need to delegate without opening the whole platform.
- You favour controlled hosting in Europe or on your premises.
kFleet use case
Operate infrastructure for several customers
An MSP needs centralised operations without mixing customer data, permissions or audit records.
The short answer
kFleet uses the multi-tenant Kore platform: nested organisations, users, roles, fine-grained permissions and a sealed audit trail. An MSP can operate several environments from one console while preserving logical separation.
One console, separated scopes
Each customer retains its organisation and permissions. Operators access only the required domains, while long-running operations and changes remain traceable.
- Organisations and sub-organisations
- Fine-grained functional permissions
- Audit records stored away from managed machines
- Inventory and topology per scope
Standardise without erasing differences
KVM, Docker, Podman, Incus, Kubernetes and networking can coexist. The MSP gains a shared operating method without forcing the same engine everywhere.
Is it the right tool for you?
Limits to know
- Pricing is still under study.
- Each new environment must be qualified according to its technologies.