ZSoftly starts with professional services
The founding team defined the company around cloud security, DevOps, cloud migration, and practical technology services.
ZCP roadmap
What we are building next.
ZCP is becoming a developer cloud that runs in ZSoftly regions, private environments, and partner data centers. This roadmap shows direction and lifecycle, not a promise of exact release dates.
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Strategic items
A focused public view
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Lifecycle stages
From direction to availability
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Targets are reviewed as the work changes.
From services to platform
The path to ZCP.
ZCP grew out of ZSoftly's professional services practice. The milestones below separate our company origin, partner ecosystem, private-cloud engineering, and public-cloud product work.
The partner model takes shape
Strategic partner planning became part of the operating model as ZSoftly prepared a broader services ecosystem.
Partner ecosystem expands
Partner documentation covered Vanta, JumpCloud, GitLab, and related security and DevOps tooling for customer delivery.
AWS partner work begins
AWS partner accreditation work joined the services and partner program alongside the existing cloud delivery practice.
The private-cloud direction is conceived
ZSoftly began exploring how to operate private clouds and package infrastructure as a managed product, extending the professional-services model.
The hosted business suite becomes platform work
ZSoftly codified and operated a hosted suite of open-source business applications through GitOps, including identity, helpdesk, automation, passwords, knowledge, security, time tracking, databases, observability, and CI runners.
Dedicated IaaS engineering begins
The IaaS repository formalized CloudStack and OpenStack architecture, Proxmox, KVM, Ceph, networking, storage, and the deployment foundations for private-cloud delivery.
ZCP public beta begins
ZCP entered public beta with YOW-1 as the only live region. The first public product surface began, followed by public-release preparation for the ZCP CLI on March 23.
YOW becomes the first ZCP region
The YOW CloudStack foundation brought together KVM compute, Ceph storage, networking, monitoring, and Kubernetes service work for the first regional platform.
Regional platform assembly accelerates
CloudStack networking, storage, VPCs, Terraform modules, deployment automation, and regional operations moved into active build-out.
YUL becomes the second live region
The YUL zone bring-up established regional CloudStack, Ceph, networking, DNS, and customer control-plane foundations for Montreal deployments.
The universal control plane takes shape
The API, CLI, documentation, and Terraform provider began converging around one ZCP resource model.
Developer releases establish a cadence
The CLI and Terraform provider reached regular release activity across compute, networking, storage, Kubernetes, and DNS.
Public product direction
A clear path from idea to service.
We publish a small set of product themes so teams know where ZCP is headed without turning the public roadmap into an internal project tracker.
Exploring
Direction under evaluation
Core cloud
YUL local storage tiers
Evaluate host-local data volumes on NVMe and SSD tiers for workloads that manage replication and recovery at the application layer. Proposed b2.l1 and b2.l2 tiers would complement the durable shared b2.g1 and b2.g2 storage categories.
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Core cloud
YUL lower-cost shared HDD storage
Evaluate a durable shared HDD tier for backups, archives, and infrequently accessed data. A proposed b2.g3 category would sit apart from the local tiers and their recovery model.
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Core cloud
FreeBSD image for OPNsense
Prepare a maintained FreeBSD-based OPNsense image for ZCP firewall deployments. FreeBSD is available today as a general-purpose image. The OPNsense build is still on the roadmap.
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Developer platform
AI application hosting and operations
Explore a managed hosting service for AI-generated websites, stores, SaaS products, learning platforms, and internal tools. The service would cover hosting, security, updates, backups, monitoring, and support after launch.
TargetNo date committed
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Data and AI
Managed databases
Offer managed database instances with backups, maintenance, access controls, and regional boundaries.
TargetNo date committed
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Universal control plane
Universal deployment package
Deploy the same ZCP control model across ZSoftly regions, private environments, and partner data centers.
TargetNo date committed
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Data and AI
Private AI and data platform
Build region-controlled foundations for GPUs, inference, embeddings, vector search, and AI workloads.
TargetNo date committed
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Building
Active product work
Developer platform
ZCP CMP and PaaS runtime
Replace the licensed CMP with a ZSoftly control plane that adds richer project workflows, serverless, and managed application runtimes.
TargetQ4 2026
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Core cloud
Platform observability
Bring metrics, traces, logs, alerts, and audit events together for each deployment.
TargetQ4 2026
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Preview
Available for early use
Universal control plane
Public API and CLI
Manage the core platform building blocks through documented APIs and command-line workflows.
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Universal control plane
Terraform and OpenTofu provider
Provision ZCP resources as code with reusable, region-aware infrastructure definitions.
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Available
Ready for customers
Core cloud
Compute, storage, and networking
Run workloads with regional VMs, object, block, and file storage, and private networking.
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Developer platform
Kubernetes Engine
Run project-scoped Kubernetes clusters through CloudStack CKS with node pools, access, networking, and lifecycle controls.
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Universal control plane
Account and project console
Manage accounts, projects, regions, access, and lifecycle controls through the current customer console and CMP layer.
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Core cloud
Intel Xeon compute capacity
Intel CPU capacity is now available in YUL alongside AMD, with general-purpose, memory-optimized, custom, and CKS node offerings using the b2.g1 storage category.
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