QingCloud offers a unified hybrid‑cloud platform that consolidates public, private, cloud‑native and Xinchuang environments into a single management console. It delivers on‑demand compute (VMs, bare‑metal, GPU and AI‑optimized instances), flexible storage, programmable networking, container orchestration (Kubernetes with KubeSphere) and integrated security services, while supporting regulatory compliance and automated resource orchestration for enterprise workloads.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprises often operate across disparate environments—public cloud, private data centers, cloud‑native stacks, and Xinchuang (domestic‑compliant) platforms—making it difficult to provision, manage, and secure compute, storage, and networking resources in a consistent manner. This fragmentation leads to higher operational overhead, limited workload portability, and challenges in meeting regulatory or AI‑intensive requirements.
Solution
QingCloud delivers a unified hybrid‑cloud platform that integrates public cloud, private cloud, cloud‑native, and Xinchuang services into a single management console. The platform provides on‑demand compute (virtual machines, bare‑metal, GPU instances), flexible storage (block, object, shared), and programmable networking (VPC, NAT, load balancer, SD‑WAN) alongside a dedicated AI‑compute layer with centralized scheduling and resource optimization. Built‑in container orchestration (QKE) and the enterprise‑grade KubeSphere suite enable cloud‑native application deployment, while Xinchuang‑certified services satisfy government and regulated‑industry compliance. Security modules—including cloud firewall, WAF, DDoS protection, and IAM—protect workloads, and automation tools (auto‑scaling, resource orchestration) reduce manual operations. Together, these capabilities give organizations a scalable, secure, and autonomous computing foundation for diverse business workloads.
Target Audience
The platform targets large enterprises, government agencies, financial institutions, telecom operators, and technology firms that require hybrid‑cloud flexibility, AI‑compute capability, and compliance with domestic regulatory standards. It also serves developers and DevOps teams building cloud‑native applications at scale.
Features
- Multi‑cloud unified console (iFCloud) for provisioning and monitoring across public, private, cloud‑native, and Xinchuang environments
- Compute portfolio: elastic VM instances, bare‑metal servers, GPU‑accelerated instances, and custom AI‑compute clusters with unified scheduling
- Storage options: high‑performance block storage (NeonSAN), object storage, shared SAN, and massive unstructured data platform (U10000)
- Networking suite: VPC, NAT gateway, load balancer, SD‑WAN, CDN, and elastic public IP (EIP) with fine‑grained security groups
- AI‑compute platform offering resource pooling, intelligent workload placement, and AI‑optimized hardware for model training and inference
- Container ecosystem: QKE engine, KubeSphere Enterprise for Kubernetes management, edge‑computing platform, and integrated Harbor registry
- Xinchuang‑certified services (container cloud, virtualization, storage, desktop) ensuring compliance with domestic security standards
- Security stack: cloud firewall (CFW), web‑application firewall (WAF), high‑availability DDoS protection, key management service (KMS), and role‑based IAM
- Automation and DevOps tools: resource orchestration, auto‑scaling, monitoring dashboard, API gateway, and extensive SDK/CLI support for CI/CD pipelines
- Data services catalog: MySQL Plus, Redis, MongoDB, ClickHouse, RadonDB, PolonDB, ChronusDB, HBase, ELK, OpenSearch, and managed Kafka/RabbitMQ queues