Omnira™

Sovereign Omnira

Run Omnira on your own machines

Stand up the whole Omnira platform on hardware you control — your cloud, your data center, or a room with no internet at all. Your code, your data, and your compute stay entirely yours. We help you get it running and keep it healthy; we never host it.

Any cloudBring it up on a machine in the cloud account you already have.
On-premRun it in your own data center, behind your own network.
Air-gappedInstall with no connection to us at all — everything travels on media you carry.
Sovereign Omnira Plan Enterprises & governmentsEnterprise and government pricing
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For your own use, on premises you control. Reselling it, shipping it inside a product, hosting it for others, or running an exchange on it needs a custom contract. Omnira™ is a beta product. Licence terms

What you get

  • The same platform that runs omnira.dev — connect your own devices, publish your own services.
  • Unlimited usage on the machines you own.
  • Set up in minutes: one line on your own machine, or in your own Google Cloud without opening a terminal.
  • No domain yet? Your hub gets an address of its own, with a real certificate, and you can move it to your domain later.

Pricing Enterprises & governments

Enterprise and government pricing

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A CPU node is up to 10 vCPU; a bigger machine counts as more nodes.
  • a 4-vCPU VM → 1 CPU node
  • a 16-vCPU server → 2 CPU nodes
  • a 64-vCPU server → 7 CPU nodes
  • a server with 4 GPUs and 48 vCPU → 4 GPU nodes + 1 CPU node
  • A GPU node is one GPU with up to 10 vCPU of its host; the host's other vCPU count as CPU nodes.
Universities: free, with product feedback once a month

System requirements

Before you startSovereign Omnira PlanAn Omnira Hub licence, arranged with our sales team.
Each node4 CPU cores · 16 GBA Linux server you control — in your own facilities, your own data centre, or your own cloud account.
Recommended3 nodes (N + 2)12 cores and 48 GB in all: one node runs the hub, one can be in planned maintenance, and one can fail.
Time~30 min · ~2 minAbout thirty minutes to install the hub, and about two minutes to opt in each device.
  1. Provision. Three servers you own — the N + 2 set.
  2. Install the hub. About thirty minutes, fully under your control.
  3. Opt in your devices. About two minutes each; every device connects to your hub and to nothing else.
  4. Point to your code. Omnira builds it and sets the service up on your devices.

Today: the installer sets up one node, and that node runs your hub. Standby nodes — so that one node can be in maintenance and another can fail while the hub keeps serving — are planned and are not part of the beta yet; size for three if you want to be ready for them. The machine Omnira creates in your own Google Cloud is one node of the size above.

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Tell us your clusters, regions and worker nodes — an air-gapped install, a site licence or many hubs — and we’ll send a quote.

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