VMgenie documentation
Every guide for the VMgenie control panel, grouped by what you are trying to do. If a page is missing or unclear, the contact page reaches the team directly.
Get started
Get started
Launch a hosted panel on your own subdomain or download the agent and enrol a self-hosted one — the page walks through both paths and the credentials you end up with. Open Get started »
Quickstart
Provision your first virtual server end-to-end in six short steps: pick a template, choose a plan, call POST /api/v1/vms, and log in. Open Quickstart »
Requirements
Hardware, operating systems, kernel features and network ports the agent needs on a physical server before it will enrol with the panel. Open Requirements »
Downloads
The panel client, the agent installer, and the supported CLI builds — with the SHA-256 checksums that match checksums.txt. Open Downloads »
Using the panel
Automatic IPv4 and IPv6 assignment
Each new provisioned server is assigned an IPv4 and an IPv6 automatically — the panel draws from the IPv4 pool and the IPv6 pool the hosting provider has configured and attaches the addresses the moment the VM comes up, with no manual step in between. The glossary defines the IPv4 universal gateway and the IPv6 pool; the quickstart shows the addresses returned by POST /api/v1/vms.
Roles and logins
The panel serves three user roles, and each has its own login: the hosting provider who owns the nodes, the resellers who manage their own customers inside the panel, and the end customers who manage their own servers. The glossary defines each role and its login.
Customer and reseller self-service at scale
Self-service is what lets the panel scale: every customer and every reseller signs in with its own login, creates and manages virtual servers inside its own quotas, and gets IPv4 and IPv6 automatically — so the hosting provider is not provisioning servers by hand as the business grows. The glossary defines the roles and their logins; the quickstart walks the same flow end to end.
Provisioning across every node
The panel provisions virtual servers across every node you register, scheduling new virtual servers from a template with no per-host reconfiguration, all in the panel's one list. Open Quickstart »
FAQ
Short answers to the questions VMgenie customers and prospects ask most often — what it is, the hardware it needs, supported OS templates, IPv4/IPv6 networking, plans and billing, reseller accounts, and how to get started. Open FAQ »
Glossary
Plain-English definitions of the words VMgenie uses across this site and the panel UI: container, template, origin, virtual server, physical server, agent, panel, reseller account, plans and the IPv4/IPv6 networking model. Open Glossary »
Panel roles
The panel serves three user roles, each with its own login and quotas: the hosting provider who owns the nodes, the reseller accounts that resell inside the panel, and the end customers who manage their own virtual servers. The glossary defines the end customer and the roles alongside it.
Support hours
When the team is on, how to reach us, and the SLA that comes with each plan. Open Support hours »
Status page
Live component health for the panel, the API, the agent channel and the template origin — the same feed the status badge on the home page reads. Open Status page »
Release notes
Changelog
Every shipped panel and agent release, newest first, with the bug fixes, security patches and feature flags each one carries. Open Changelog »
Roadmap
What the team is working on next quarter and what is on the list after that — updated as scope and dates firm up. Open Roadmap »
News
Posts about the product and the company: launches, partnerships, conference talks and the longer-form notes from the team. Open News »
Need something else?
If a guide is missing or a question does not fit any of the pages above, the contact page reaches the team and the FAQ has the answers we publish most often.