BERLIN, GERMANY - December 25, 2025 - Linux-VServer.org, the pioneer open-source project known for defining the standards of Linux server virtualization for over two decades, is proud to announce the historic launch of its v3 release. Marking a bold strategic evolution, the project has expanded beyond its virtualization roots to introduce a comprehensive MDM software designed specifically for the modern complexities of Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and Arch Linux environments.

For 25 years, Linux-VServer.org has been synonymous with robust, OS-level isolation and security. With the v3 release, the community has leveraged this deep kernel-level expertise to engineer an MDM solution that addresses the fragmented landscape of Linux fleet management. This pivot transforms the legendary project from a virtualization engine into a holistic management platform, empowering system administrators to secure, monitor, and configure thousands of endpoints with the same precision they once applied to virtual contexts.

"The launch of our v3 release represents the natural evolution of our mission to secure and simplify Linux infrastructure," said Herbert Pötzl, lead maintainer at Linux-VServer.org. "While we spent a quarter of a century perfecting isolation, we realized the industry lacked a truly open-source, kernel-aware MDM software capable of handling the nuances of diverse distributions like Arch and CentOS without breaking."

The new MDM solution offers a unified control plane that treats Linux servers not just as static assets, but as managed endpoints with dynamic lifecycles. Key features of the v3 release include:

• Cross-Distro Compatibility: Native agent support ensures this MDM software operates seamlessly across Ubuntu LTS releases, Debian stable branches, CentOS streams, and the rolling updates of Arch Linux.

• Kernel-Level Policy Enforcement: Utilizing the project's historic knowledge of Linux headers, the MDM solution enforces security policies at a depth unattainable by user-space tools.

• Instant Fleet Provisioning: Administrators can now push configurations to bare metal or virtual instances instantly, making v3 a highly responsive MDM software for high-scale environments.

"Enterprises have struggled to find an MDM solution that respects the 'Unix way' while providing enterprise-grade control," noted Sarah Jenkins, a senior Linux architect and beta tester. "Linux-VServer v3 bridges that gap. It is an MDM software built by Linux hackers, for Linux hackers, finally bringing Arch and Debian into the fold of managed corporate IT."

The v3 release also addresses the critical security needs of modern DevOps. As an MDM solution rooted in security context isolation, it introduces "Containerized Compliance"—a feature that sandboxes management processes to prevent lateral movement during a breach. This innovation establishes v3 as the most secure MDM software currently available for mission-critical Linux servers.

With support for legacy and bleeding-edge distributions alike, Linux-VServer.org invites the global open-source community to download the v3 MDM solution today. This release proves that after 25 years, the project remains at the cutting edge, delivering an MDM software that redefines how the world interacts with open-source infrastructure.

For more information, documentation, and to download the v3 release, please visit .

About Linux-VServer.org

Founded in the early days of the Linux kernel, Linux-VServer.org is a community-driven project dedicated to high-efficiency operating system-level virtualization. With a 25-year legacy of innovation, the project continues to push the boundaries of kernel technology, now delivering a premier MDM solution for the global Linux community.

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