I believe so, under the hood is vmd/vmm, rdomains, pf, veb, vxlan, unbound, dhcpd, relayd, acme-client, etc. On top is a thin distributed event driven node management layer that is overseeing this. Some of the early design from the OS perspective is described here https://t1ss.org/en/posts/network/
Oct 4, 2026, 16:42 by [email protected]: > Does it even levarage the synergy of the frameworks? > > On Oct 04 13:32:41, [email protected] wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> It should be appropriate now to announce here an upcoming OpenBSD platform >> release that is around the corner. >> Built on OpenBSD to provide an extensible native scale-out OpenBSD system >> experience. >> >> Could be of interest to ppl who wish to use a "pure" OpenBSD platform >> https://t1ops.net. >> >> I've started building this a good while ago, mostly to see how far could >> this stretch by only using builtin features. >> As it turns out it can stretch to a surprising degree, offering features >> that overlap or even surpass some other "trendy" platforms. >> >> There is a signup portal at this stage for limited early access for a select >> few. Hopefully opening to a wider group by the end of this month. >> Best, >> ptr >>
