Sunlight was born out of a collaboration with Arm in 2013 to build a lightweight hypervisor for low-power processors. Traditional virtualisation was too ‘heavy’, so we rearchitected the hypervisor to enable applications to run as if they were running on baremetal.
From this we created the Sunlight hyperconverged infrastructure stack (HCI) - consisting of NexVisor coupled with the latest advances in software defined storage and networking.
Get a demoSunlight is the optimal platform for running Virtual Machines (VMs) and Containers at the Edge. Our tiny footprint, uptime, manageability, isolation security and bare metal performance means that Microservices and VMs are easy to deploy and manage remotely from anywhere.
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Data sourced from analyst firm, ESG (a division of TechTarget).
Read the full report"Sunlight helped us deliver on both high performance for Splunk and also a small footprint for edge IOT data collection and aggregation."
“Many enterprises would benefit from the simplicity of HCI at the edge, which combines compute, storage, networking and management into a single virtualized system to reduce complexity and increase scalability – whereas traditional HCI is too bloated – Sunlight’s tiny footprint makes it perfect for the task."
Managing Director
"With Sunlight we can deliver desktops at a level of performance that Citrix isn’t capable of. Developers demand high performance desktops and with Sunlight – they get that performance"
The easy to use Sunlight Dashboard and API to configure, monitor and manage your virtual datacenter
Enabling centralised management and seamless movement of your services across the cloud, on premises and Edge
Automated, API driven deployment of VMs, Containers and Applications based on Ansible
Distributed Software Defined Storage for easy scaling and low latency
Built from the ground-up to support today’s high performance hardware, and with a tiny footprint
Software Defined Networking enabling creation of ethernet-based virtual private networks