Thinfinity Cloud Manager integrates with VergeIO (VergeOS) to deliver full VDI and DaaS lifecycle automation on top of the VergeIO hypervisor. The integration covers golden-image–based provisioning, both domain-joined and workgroup deployment models, dedicated and pool VDI assignment, power scheduling, and scheduled destruction. Existing VMs already running on VergeIO can also be exposed to Thinfinity Workspace as Managed VMs for brokering, assignment, and power control.
This article summarizes the supported versions, capabilities, and deployment models so administrators, solution engineers, and partners can plan a VergeIO-backed deployment with confidence. For a different hypervisor with snapshot-based provisioning, see Proxmox support in Thinfinity Cloud Manager.
Use the combinations below. Earlier VergeIO releases are not compatible with the current integration.
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| VergeIO (VergeOS) | 4.13 and later (tested on 4.13.4.2) |
| Thinfinity Workspace | v8.5 (Cloud Manager) |
VergeIO supports the full Cloud Manager feature set for both VDI/DaaS deployments and Managed VMs. Cloud Manager is enabled as part of the VDI Manager module in Thinfinity Workspace.
| Capability | Supported |
|---|---|
| Create machines from a golden image | Yes |
| General Purpose Model — With Domain (automatic domain join) | Yes |
| General Purpose Model — Without Domain (workgroup) | Yes |
| Assign dedicated VDIs to users | Yes |
| Configure VDIs to work in pool mode | Yes |
| Power schedule — bring VDIs up and down at defined times | Yes |
| Scheduled destroy of VDIs | Yes |
| Full Thinfinity Workspace integration (brokering, access control, policy) | Yes |
For VMs already running on VergeIO that you want to expose through Thinfinity Workspace without going through the provisioning pipeline:
| Capability | Supported |
|---|---|
| List all servers available in VergeIO | Yes |
| Assign dedicated VDIs to users | Yes |
| Configure power schedule to bring VMs up and down at defined times | Yes |
VergeIO supports both general-purpose deployment models out of the box. Because VergeIO provisioning is golden-image–based, no manual post-creation steps are required for either model under normal operation.
Both models can coexist on the same VergeIO cluster, letting you mix domain-joined production desktops with standalone lab machines in a single environment.
Yes. Because the VergeIO integration is golden-image–based, Sysprep, hostname generation, and domain join are handled automatically as part of provisioning. No manual post-creation steps are required.
No. The integration requires VergeIO 4.13 or later. The reference implementation is validated on 4.13.4.2.
The VDI/DaaS model covers the fully automated lifecycle — create, assign, pool, schedule, and destroy — for machines provisioned from a golden image. Managed VMs cover existing servers already in VergeIO that you want to expose to Thinfinity Workspace for brokering, assignment, and power scheduling, without going through the provisioning pipeline.
Yes. Both General Purpose models are supported and can coexist within the same environment.
VergeIO offers the full golden-image provisioning experience, similar to the most capable supported hypervisors. For platforms with snapshot-based provisioning, consult the hypervisor-specific article in the KB.
VergeIO 4.13 and later is fully supported by Thinfinity Cloud Manager, including golden-image provisioning with or without domain join, dedicated and pool VDIs, Managed VM operations, and power and destroy scheduling — giving you a complete VDI and DaaS lifecycle on the VergeOS hypervisor.