The BeacenAI Control Plane is the policy-and-orchestration layer that dynamically builds, governs, and regenerates secure execution environments across your enterprise and edge. It replaces the legacy vServer Policy Engine with a broader autonomous capability: identity-aware policy enforcement, workload composition, session control, and continuous posture verification—without brittle images or manual rebuilds.
If you’re migrating from vServer: the underlying model is the same— policy-driven composition—but the Control Plane extends it into a complete autonomous infrastructure system: it decides what should run, where it should run, how it should connect, and how it should be rebuilt when conditions change.
Traditional platforms treat policy as a gate. BeacenAI treats policy as an execution primitive. The Control Plane continuously evaluates user identity, device posture, network context, mission intent, and risk signals—then composes the right runtime environment on demand through the Execution Plane.
The result: consistent deployments, fast recovery, and dramatically lower administrative burden. Environments aren’t “maintained.” They’re regenerated.
The Control Plane enforces zero-trust by design: every session is authenticated, policy-scoped, and cryptographically protected. Access is granted to a specific composed environment—not to a static machine that accumulates drift.
This model is built for modern enterprise realities: remote users, mixed device fleets, constrained networks, and adversarial conditions. When risk changes, policy changes—then the environment changes.
The Control Plane is designed to operate as a distributed service: multiple control nodes can run in active-active patterns and continue orchestrating execution even under partial failure. Instead of a fragile “single pane,” you get a resilient policy fabric that can keep rebuilding safe, compliant environments as infrastructure degrades.
The Control Plane’s primary job is to compose and govern the Execution Plane (zStation): a minimal, modular, secure runtime that can be streamed, cached, and launched on demand. Combined, they enable secure sessions on almost any endpoint—with far less drift, far fewer patch emergencies, and a much smaller attack surface.
In short: the Control Plane is how BeacenAI turns infrastructure into an autonomous system—one that builds, defends, and recovers itself under policy.
Environments are composed from policy, not hand-built images. Users get the right capabilities instantly—without tickets, rebuilds, or drift.
Identity, device posture, network conditions, and mission context inform what is allowed, what is launched, and how it is isolated—continuously.
Reduce attack surface by minimizing persistence. When policy or risk changes, rebuild the runtime instead of trying to “clean” a compromised system.
Standardize environments through composition and automation. Less patch-chasing, fewer rebuilds, fewer exceptions—and faster operational recovery.
Execution environments can run in volatile memory and be regenerated on demand, reducing long-term decay and improving consistency across fleets.
Every session is launched into the intended configuration—OS + workloads + controls—so “works on my machine” stops being an operating model.