Your infrastructure. Connected.
One solution. More possibilities.
Nebula Suite brings your IT tools together around one central server and a web console, on your own infrastructure. Start with Windows deployment in Imaging. Service, SQL backup and CVE scanning are the next planned modules, managed from the same place.
- On-premises, on your servers
- In development. Imaging comes first.
First module: in development
Prepare once.
Deploy consistently.
A new PC should not mean another day of manual setup. Prepare a complete Windows reference system: install the applications your company needs, configure its settings and run Sysprep. Capture it as a Golden Image, then deploy it to as many company PCs as you need within your licensed installation.
Reference VM Capture Nebula Service: planned, not released
After deployment,
keep things in order.
The next step is Nebula Service, a planned agent for PCs and servers. The goal is to bring inventory, updates, backups and vulnerability checks into the same console. These are future plans, not features available today or included in the first Imaging release.
The start ofsomething bigger.
Imaging is the first step, not the finish line. We are building Nebula into a platform that brings together deployment, backups, device management, updates and security. Each new module should give your team more possibilities without adding another separate tool to manage.
The first public Imaging alpha tests are planned for Q3 2026. The roadmap shows our direction; we will refine the next stages as the project grows and testing brings new insights.
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Imaging in development Building the first module and its foundations. -
Imaging: alpha tests Planned: first feedback from testers. -
VSS backups Planned: full and incremental system copies. -
SQL Backup Service Planned: scheduled database backups. -
Device management Planned: inventory and software updates. -
CVE Scanner Planned: checks for known vulnerabilities.
Good to know.
What is being built, where it will run and how module licensing is planned to work.
Can I use Nebula today?
Imaging, the first module, is still in development. Service, SQL backup, CVE checks and software updates are planned for later. This site presents the project, not a finished product; ask by email about the current testing stage.
On-premises or cloud?
Suite is designed to run on your own Windows Server, with images in your SMB repository. It is not a cloud-hosted management console. License activation and renewal use Nebula's online licensing service, so on-premises does not mean fully offline.
Is Imaging licensed per device?
No. You buy an Imaging module license for one active Suite installation. Within it, you can capture and deploy images to as many computers as your company needs, without fees for each device or deployment.
How will Service and CVE Scanner be licensed?
The plan is the same as for Imaging: a license for the module, not for each device. Service and CVE Scanner are planned without endpoint limits or usage-based charges within the licensed installation. Adding more company computers will not mean buying more agent licenses. You pay for the capabilities you choose, with clear terms and no hidden fees.
What environment is needed?
Suite is designed for Windows Server with IIS and SQL Server 2022 or later. Images are stored in your SMB network repository, and the computers you capture or deploy run Windows PE x64. You manage the platform from a web browser.
How can I ask about testing?
Email me at contact@nebula-suite.com and tell me how you deploy Windows today and what you would like to test. I'll let you know what is ready to try and we can discuss whether it fits your environment.
Powerful tools.
Predictable costs.
Hi! I'm Mateusz Struzik, and I present to you Nebula Suite. The project aims to provide small and medium-sized enterprises with IT automation and management tools that are affordable and allow them to build a secure environment without exceeding their budget.
Platforms of this type typically have high costs per device, per agent, per feature, etc. Such a solution is too expensive for smaller organizations. Nebula, on the other hand, is meant to be a license per module you use, regardless of the number of computers in your network.
Automation, security, and updates are now fundamental elements of running a business – something that until recently was only possible for large enterprises. I want my product to make this process easier for them.
Want to learn more about Nebula or discuss working together? Send me an email.