Archmox Virtual Environment

Overview

Archmox Virtual Environment (PVE) is a complete virtualization platform based on KVM and LXC, built for Arch Linux via PKGBUILDs.

Manage your virtual machines and containers through a web-based interface with full clustering, live migration, and high availability.

Key Features

• KVM Virtual Machines — Full hardware virtualization with UEFI, TPM, and GPU passthrough support
• LXC Containers — Lightweight OS-level virtualization for system containers
• Web Management UI — HTTPS-based interface for managing VMs, storage, networking, and users
• Live Migration — Move running VMs between nodes with zero downtime
• Snapshot & Clone — Instant snapshots, linked clones, and full clones
• Role-Based Access Control — Granular permissions for users, groups, and realms
• Built-in Firewall — Per-VM and cluster-level firewall with IPSet support
• Two-Factor Auth — TOTP-based 2FA for the web interface

Packages

PVE consists of these core PKGBUILD packages:

• pve-manager — Management daemon and web UI
• qemu-server — QEMU/KVM wrapper and management
• pve-container — LXC container management
• pve-cluster — Corosync-based cluster filesystem
• pve-storage — Storage backend (ZFS, Ceph, LVM, NFS, iSCSI)
• pve-network — Software-defined networking (SDN, VXLAN, VLAN)
• pve-firewall — Cluster firewall management
• pve-ha-manager — High availability resource scheduling

Installation

⌛ Coming Soon

Installation packages and ISOs will be available once the initial port is complete.