Vernix.one is where infrastructure begins, lives, and is proven compliant.
It is more than a productivity tool. It is a platform for the entire infrastructure lifecycle — with a live knowledge graph at its center, and design, deployment, discovery, versioning, and compliance built around it.
Why Vernix.one exists.
Vernix.one was built out of necessity.
Our founders spent years on large enterprise infrastructure projects. The same problems appeared every time: architecture was planned in one place, deployed somewhere else, and documented nowhere. Deployments were slow because every step required manual translation from design to code. Compliance was a crisis that arrived on a schedule.
They looked for a platform that could hold the full lifecycle — from the first sketch of an architecture through deployment, discovery, versioning, and compliance. It didn’t exist. So they built it.
It starts with whatever you have.
Vernix.one doesn’t require you to start from scratch. It works with every form that infrastructure knowledge takes:
- Drawings and sketches — draw a new architecture in Vernix.one’s visual designer
- Existing diagrams — import draw.io or Mermaid diagrams
- Infrastructure-as-Code — import Terraform, Pulumi, or Ansible files
- Live systems — connect to cloud APIs, Kubernetes clusters, and network scanners
- IaC repositories — connect your Git repos and sync automatically
- Configuration management systems — import from Chef, Puppet, Ansible inventory
All of these become a single, unified infrastructure model — the same model that generates diagrams, code, and compliance reports.
The Infrastructure Knowledge Graph.
At the center of Vernix.one is an Infrastructure Knowledge Graph. Every component is a node. Every relationship is an edge. The graph represents:
- What exists — servers, containers, services, databases, networks, storage, load balancers
- How things connect — service runs on container, container runs on node, node belongs to cluster
- Who owns what — team, environment, lifecycle state
- How things change over time — full version history of every node and relationship
The graph enables queries that would otherwise require days of manual investigation:
- Which services are exposed to the internet?
- What breaks if this database fails?
- Where is personal data stored?
- What changed between last week and today?
One model. Everything flows from it.
Architecture diagrams — always accurate
Diagrams are generated from the live model, not drawn by hand. Supported formats include Mermaid, draw.io, architecture topology diagrams, and service dependency graphs. Every diagram is up to date because it comes from the same source as the real infrastructure.
Infrastructure as Code — ready to deploy
The architecture model feeds a template engine that generates Terraform, Pulumi, or Ansible. New environments are provisioned from the model. Reproductions, migrations, and standardizations are templated, not improvised.
Compliance reports — audit-ready in minutes
Vernix.one evaluates the infrastructure graph against:
- DORA — Digital Operational Resilience Act
- ISO 27001 — Information Security Management
- GDPR — General Data Protection Regulation
- PCI DSS — Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
- NIS2 — Network and Information Security Directive
- AI Act
- Cyber Resilience Act
Compliance checks cover encryption, network exposure, access controls, data residency, backup policy, system redundancy, and infrastructure segmentation. Results are versioned and linked to the model. Reports that used to take weeks to assemble now take minutes to export.
Change history — every version, always
Every change to infrastructure creates a new revision. The full history is always available — for incident reviews, architecture comparisons, regulatory timelines, and audit responses.
Infrastructure inventory — one searchable record of everything
A continuously updated inventory of all infrastructure assets, their relationships, owners, environments, and lifecycle states. The single source of truth for the entire organization.
How it’s built.
Vernix.one is architected around the Infrastructure Graph as the central hub. Everything flows into it, and everything is generated from it:
- Discovery Connectors — pull continuously from cloud APIs, Kubernetes, networks, IaC repos
- Visual Designer — draw or import architecture; output goes directly into the graph
- Infrastructure Graph — the versioned, queryable source of truth
- IaC Engine — generates Terraform, Pulumi, and Ansible from the graph
- Compliance Engine — evaluates the graph against policy rules and regulatory frameworks
- Web UI / API — full access for teams via browser or API integration
The platform is self-hosted by design. It runs on your infrastructure, in your environment, under your control. Air-gapped deployment is available for the most sensitive systems.
The people behind Vernix.one.
Vladimir Ergovic
Former CTO of IBM South East Europe. Vladimir brings deep enterprise infrastructure and governance expertise built across decades of large-scale projects.
Ivan Kaselj
Enterprise applications expert with extensive experience leading infrastructure programs across regulated industries including financial services, insurance, and manufacturing.
Branimir Krstonosic
Full-time DevOps engineer and architect of the Vernix.one platform. Branimir builds and maintains the core system.
MISSION
What we’re building toward.
Infrastructure should never be a blind spot. It shouldn’t take 90 days to deploy, weeks to document, or months to audit. Architecture decisions should translate directly into deployed systems — with a complete record of every change along the way.
By creating a platform where infrastructure is designed, deployed, discovered, tracked, and proven compliant — all from one model, all inside the organization’s own environment — Vernix.one gives enterprises the visibility and control they need to move fast without breaking things, and to grow without outrunning their governance.
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