Release notes, engineering deep dives, partner announcements, and field reports from the team building Spinifex.
Proxmox and Spinifex are both open source and both run VMs on hardware you own. The difference is which API you use to operate them, and that depends entirely on what your team already knows.
Read postLocalStack archived its Community Edition in March 2026. Several capable free alternatives appeared quickly. Here's what each one gets right, and where the emulator model hits its limits.
Read postWhat changes when you point the AWS CLI at your own hardware instead of AWS? Not much, and that's the point. Here's how Spinifex makes AWS-compatible tooling work without internet.
Read post"EC2-compatible" is an overloaded term. Here's what it means when the API surface is production-grade and running on hardware you own, and how your existing Terraform and AWS tooling transfers directly.
Read postWe explore the spectrum from neo-cloud to full hardware ownership, and how Spinifex lets you run AWS-compatible services in a fully air-gapped 'Local Twin' of your cloud deployment.
Read postAs token economics tighten and open weight models improve, Spinifex provides the bridge: deploy AI workloads with the same Terraform configs you use in the cloud, on hardware you own.
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Spinifex now ships pre-integrated on Nexus, Critical Shift's US-made rugged JADC2 platform. EC2, EBS, and S3-compatible primitives in a Pelican case, engineered to MIL-STD, ready to deploy.
Read postSpinifex 1.2.0 ships our hardened release: production-ready compute, block storage, and object storage on your hardware. Years of design work on edge-first infrastructure are now in the open, free to deploy.
Read postAfter 9 months building in the open, Spinifex v1.0 is here. EC2-style compute, EBS-compatible block, S3-compatible object storage: a complete cloud-in-a-box for the edge, free and open.
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