Overview
PegaProx is an open-source web interface for managing several Proxmox VE clusters, and XCP-ng pools, from one place. It also connects to ESXi hosts to migrate their guests to Proxmox. It runs as a single service you install next to your clusters and talks to them over their APIs (and SSH where a task needs it).
- License: AGPL-3.0
- Current release: 1.2.0 (the next one, 1.3, is in testing)
- Source and releases: GitHub ยท Releases
What it covers
| Area | Highlights | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Clusters and guests | Many clusters in one view, VM and container lifecycle, bulk actions, consoles, Ceph, network topology | Multi-Cluster Management, VM & Container Management |
| Migration | ESXi to Proxmox (V2P), cross-hypervisor moves, XCP-ng | ESXi to Proxmox, Cross-Hypervisor Migration |
| Backup, HA and DR | Proxmox Backup Server, snapshot schedules, guest recovery on node failure, site recovery | PBS, High Availability (guests), Site Recovery |
| PegaProx High Availability | A group of up to four PegaProx instances with a leader and standbys (from 1.3) | Overview |
| Automation and monitoring | Rolling updates, scheduled actions, load balancing, alerts, Prometheus, syslog, drift detection | Automation, Webhook Alerts |
| Access | Users, roles and tenants, LDAP and OIDC sign-in, client portal, plugins, cloud-init templates | Client Portal, Plugins |
| Reporting | Insights, cost and chargeback, power and carbon, compliance and hardening | Insights, Compliance |
Next steps
- Check the system requirements.
- Install PegaProx, or use a pre-deployed image.
- Follow the quick start to add your first cluster.