HVPane sweeps every site, cluster, host and VM you run, then hands you one page: what is broken, what is about to break, and what changed since yesterday.
Running today against an estate this size. Proof, not a ceiling.
What it finds
Every one of these is something you could check by hand, on one host, on a good day. HVPane checks all of them, everywhere, every run.
Not a wall of green ticks. The things that matter, ordered by how much they matter.
New issues, resolved issues, VMs added and removed, live migrations, hosts rebuilt.
Not just what is used. What still fits when you lose a node — before you lose one.
Days until a cluster hits 90% memory. Days until a volume fills. From your own history.
Age, how much data they are holding, and the name of whoever created them.
Node by node, across each cluster. The one host that was set up differently, found.
Build levels against the newest in your own estate, drain-on-shutdown, CAU readiness.
Volumes, ownership, and every differencing disk hanging off a machine you forgot about.
Anti-affinity that quietly stopped being true. Preferred owners. Clusters out of balance.
And then you fix it
Around twenty operations run from the same page you found the problem on. No jumping to a different console to act on what you just read.
Where we stand
Self-hosted. Your estate data never leaves your building, and nothing is sent home. There is no cloud account to create and no telemetry to opt out of.
No host limit. Not in the product, not on the free tier. Your estate does not get more expensive to look at because it grew.
The free tier is not a trial that expires into a quote. It is the product, for as many hosts as you run.
HVPane is in development and there is no download yet. We do not have a date to give you, and we would rather say that than invent one.
If you run a Hyper-V estate, tell us about it — we are looking for a small number of people to use it early and tell us where it falls short.
Email hello@hvpane.com