InnovOS

InnovOS is a modular software platform designed to facilitate the development, deployment, and management of applications across cloud, on‑premises, and edge environments. Marketed as open and interoperable, it provides a runtime kernel, a component store, and automation tooling to streamline containerized workloads and microservices.

The platform emphasizes modularity through a core that loads independent services at runtime. It offers declarative configuration, policy-based governance, and a service registry that enables components to be discovered and composed. Features include container support, event-driven workflows, observability, RBAC, and secrets management.

InnovOS originated as an open-source research project in the mid-2010s and was later commercialized by InnovOS Ltd. The first public release appeared in the late 2010s, with subsequent updates expanding cloud-native deployment and edge computing capabilities.

Customers have used InnovOS to coordinate hybrid cloud deployments, automate CI/CD pipelines, and run data processing workflows. The ecosystem includes a component marketplace, provider plug-ins, and integrations with common development and observability tools.

Analysts describe InnovOS as modular and security-conscious, though concerns remain about ecosystem maturity and licensing terms for enterprise use.