Electros vs Qstack

Electros is a Metacloud control plane for governing public, private, and sovereign clouds and hypervisors from one interface without replacing existing infrastructure. Teams state infrastructure requirements as cloud intents, and Electros composes governed infrastructure to meet them. It provides a GUI, CLI, and API, alongside cross-provider orchestration, centralized observability, and cost visibility. Atomosphere maps AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and more than 10 other cloud providers across more than 235 data centers, with real-time cloud cost comparison. Atomosquare connects VMware, Proxmox, Hyper-V, and private clouds. Electros communicates with infrastructure through Elemento’s C4 interoperability protocol and underlying fabrics. The product describes AtomOS as a free, RHEL-compatible KVM hypervisor with GPU passthrough, autonomous clustering, and unlimited VMs. Desktop installers are available for Linux, macOS, and Windows 10/11. Start costs €199 a month, billed annually, for up to 7 active connections; Grow costs €399 a month, billed annually, for up to 15. A 7-day trial is listed.

Qstack is a multi-cloud management system for managing servers, cloud hosts, proxy IP products, operations, and secure storage. It is aimed at IDC service providers, teams, and businesses that manage product processes. The system can connect to Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, and Huawei Cloud, synchronize current product information, and support automated payments on connected public cloud platforms. Product management listings also name QStack, 星外, Proxmox, 小鸟云, and 景安云. Team functions include member management, ticketing, workflow approvals, and revenue sharing. Qstack supports private deployment; the maker says the system program is provided free for that use, with non-core code open source and support for secondary development. An open API and plugin and template mechanism are available for connections and customization. API requests can use HTTP or HTTPS, with HTTPS recommended. Deployment guidance describes Linux with an LNMP setup of Nginx, MySQL, and PHP 7.3. The basic edition is free for small IDC teams; the professional edition costs 9,999 CNY a year. The operations edition has no listed price.