Infinibay Development update #01

Andres B. — Sun, 16 Nov 2025 15:13:53 +0000

Last time, I presented Infinibay, a VDI solution for SMBs that aims to fill a missing gap in the VDI community—a simple but powerful solution for users who need something that just works, without all the hassle of complex enterprise platforms.

Today I'm presenting the first development update. These won't be weekly updates, but rather new posts whenever I have something meaningful to show.

One of the most annoying aspects of managing many machines is performing routine maintenance on each one individually. Traditionally, you have two options: do it manually, making machines unavailable to employees during maintenance, or pay for an expensive solution. But not anymore with Infinibay Scripts.

With the Infinibay Script system, you can create, schedule, and run maintenance scripts for your entire department or for selected machines, whenever you need.

You can customize which terminal to run, add parameters, and create reusable scripts! Once you have the script coded, you can schedule it to run immediately, at a specific time, or periodically.

Having this feature completed demonstrates my commitment to building something truly useful for Infinibay users.

If you want to send feedback, you can do it here or via email at contact@infinibay.net

Website: https://www.infinibay.net
GitHub: https://github.com/Infinibay

Feedback wanted for VDI open source project

Andres B. — Tue, 21 Oct 2025 14:38:31 +0000

Hi everyone! I'm Andres Borek, developer of Infinibay. For the past 3 years, I've been coding an open source VDI solution in the shadows and it's finally time to get some feedback.

What is Infinibay?

Think of it as the "automatic transmission" alternative to the "manual transmission" of VMware/Proxmox. It's built for:

Home users who want to run multiple VMs without becoming sysadmins
Small businesses that need VDI without a dedicated IT department
Tinkerers who want something that "just works" but is still powerful

Why Another VDI Solution?

Existing solutions are amazing for large corporations, but they're overkill for someone running 1-2 servers. Infinibay focuses on:

Wizard-driven workflows - Creating a Windows 11 VM? TPM 2.0 is configured automatically, no guessing needed
Intuitive firewall management - Service presets (HTTPS, SSH, RDP) with one-click toggle instead of complex iptables rules
Proactive suggestions - The system guides you with smart defaults and explains technical jargon when needed

Tech Stack

Frontend: Next.js 14 + React 18 + TailwindCSS
Backend: Node.js + GraphQL (Apollo) + PostgreSQL + Prisma
Infrastructure: libvirt with native Rust bindings (NAPI)
Real-time: WebSockets for live VM status updates

I know that it's not finished, and will never be. I know that it has bugs and missing features, but it's been enough time in the darkness and having some third-party opinions would be awesome.
ANY comment is welcome: feature requests, bug reports, things you like or don't.

Website: https://www.infinibay.net
GitHub: https://github.com/Infinibay

DEV Community: Andres B.

Infinibay Development update #01

Feedback wanted for VDI open source project