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AcornOps connects a central operations platform to Kubernetes clusters and Linux/systemd VMs through outbound target connectors. Teams use the management console to investigate live state, coordinate specialist automation, and review policy-gated remediation.

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Choose your path

Understand AcornOps

Learn the product model, core concepts, architecture, and trust boundaries.

Use AcornOps

Join an existing platform, investigate targets, and use automation.

Administer AcornOps

Install, configure, secure, and maintain a self-hosted AcornOps platform.

Build with AcornOps

Use the public API, webhooks, external sessions, or MCP.

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What AcornOps provides

  • Workspace isolation for members, roles, targets, automation, integrations, and history.
  • A shared target model for Kubernetes clusters and Linux VMs.
  • Target-native investigations using live inventory and bounded tools.
  • Specialist Agents and Workflows for reusable, reviewable automation.
  • Layered authorization across the user, workspace, target, run, and exact tool.
  • Self-hosted deployment through Kubernetes or a single-VM Compose stack.

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Explore the product

Core concepts

Learn the objects and relationships used throughout AcornOps.

Architecture

Review components, runtime flows, data ownership, and trust boundaries.

Try the demo

Explore the public AcornOps environment before self-hosting.
AcornOps uses Agent for a workspace specialist and AgentK or AgentV for target connectors. See the glossary when a term is unfamiliar.