About
Built by the people who run the servers.
OpsLantern is being built by operators who spent too many years toggling between vCenter tabs, cPanel logins, SSH sessions, and monitoring dashboards that never told the full story.
Why we are building OpsLantern
Every serious MSP and in-house ops team has the same unwritten playbook: two or three senior engineers carry the organization's real knowledge, and the rest of the team files tickets through them. When the seniors are on vacation, response times stretch. When they leave, institutional memory walks out with them.
Meanwhile the work keeps piling up. More servers, more clouds, more stacks — Windows, Linux, VMware, Proxmox, Azure, Microsoft 365, Huawei Cloud, cPanel, Plesk, Exchange, MailEnable, FortiMail, MSSQL, MySQL — each with its own console, its own credentials, its own retention, its own "just do this thing and it works."
Existing RMM tools are built for the desktop era. They do patching and ticketing well; they stop at "run this script" for everything else. The deep ops work — the virtualization, databases, mail, hosting panels, cloud planes — is still raw SSH and RDP.
OpsLantern is the tool we wished existed. Every stack we know, pre-seeded with runbooks, monitors, log parsers, hardening baselines, and actions. Everything audited, approvable, rollback-able. One pane. One keyboard. Every answer already inside.
What we refuse to be
We are not another RMM. We do not manage printers. We are not a SIEM. We are not a ticketing system. We integrate with those; we do not replace them.
We are server-first, with a single exception: Microsoft 365 and Intune, because those are cloud control planes and they fit our model without compromising it.
Where we are
OpsLantern is in private beta. The first MSPs are being onboarded now. If you manage hundreds of servers and you are exhausted by tab sprawl and tribal knowledge, this product is aimed at you.
Want to talk?
We are looking for the first 50 MSPs and enterprise ops teams to shape OpsLantern alongside us.