Products & Platforms
ForgeOne plans, integrates and operates selected enterprise and open-source platforms for infrastructure, automation, collaboration, web and business applications.
ForgeOne groups products by use case so you can move quickly from strategic orientation to the right platform, component or operating model.
ForgeOne plans, integrates and operates enterprise and open-source platforms such as SUSE, Proxmox, grommunio, XWiki, OpenProject, Ansible and Bareos.
Product groups
Families instead of tool wall
SUSE / Proxmox
Enterprise platforms.
Automation & Operations
Automate operations.
Collaboration
Shape sovereign collaboration.
Your path with ForgeOne
- Step 1
Assessment
Understand current state, risks and dependencies.
- Step 2
Architecture
Define target architecture, security, platform roles and operating model.
Current step Current stepStep 3Planning
Plan migration, automation, integration and responsibilities.
- Step 4
Implementation
Implement systems, platforms and processes in a controlled way.
- Step 5
Operations
Operate managed or co-managed with monitoring, updates and support.
- Step 6
Validation
Add security review, Kubernetes assessment or penetration testing where useful.
Jump to product groups
The overview leads to available product groups, concrete platforms and matching services.
Enterprise Platforms
SUSE and Proxmox.
Automation & Operations
Automation & GitOps, Bareos.
Identity & Access
SSO, directory services, Linux identity, federation and central access architecture.
Monitoring & Observability
Central monitoring, Zabbix, alerting, availability and observability positioning.
Security Operations
Security monitoring, Wazuh, detection, integrity, security configuration and Managed Security.
Backup & Data Protection
Bareos, restore tests, retention, offsite, RPO/RTO and recovery operations.
Enterprise Platforms
Platform families for Linux, virtualization, containers, storage, backup and mail security.
SUSE
Enterprise Linux, containers, virtualization, storage and lifecycle management as a SUSE product family.
Proxmox
Proxmox VE, Backup Server and Mail Gateway for private infrastructure, backup and mail security.
Automation & Operations
Products for repeatable operations, Infrastructure as Code, GitOps, backup and recovery.
Automation, Infrastructure as Code & GitOps
Ansible, AAP, AWX, OpenTofu and Argo CD as a clearly separated product group for automation, IaC and GitOps.
Bareos
Backup and recovery for heterogeneous server and infrastructure environments.
Identity & Access
Product group for central identities, directory services, SSO, federation and Linux/enterprise identity.
Identity & Access
Keycloak, Red Hat build of Keycloak, FreeIPA, Red Hat Identity Management and Univention UCS as a clearly separated product group.
Monitoring & Observability
Product group for Zabbix, infrastructure monitoring, service availability, alerting and observability-related operations architectures.
Monitoring & Observability
Zabbix as the central monitoring platform with Prometheus and Grafana positioned as supporting stack components.
Security Operations
Product and technology group for Wazuh, security monitoring, detection, integrity, configuration assessment and ongoing security operability.
Security Operations
Wazuh as the central security monitoring platform with clear separation from Zabbix, security assessment, Managed Security and penetration testing.
Backup & Data Protection
Product and technology group for Bareos, heterogeneous backup landscapes, retention, storage design, restore tests and recovery operations.
Backup & Data Protection
Bareos as the central platform for heterogeneous backup and restore scenarios; Proxmox Backup Server remains in the Proxmox family.
Platform & Kubernetes
Product and technology group for Kubernetes, container and enterprise platform environments with Red Hat OpenShift and OKD as primary product pages.
Platform & Kubernetes
Position OpenShift and OKD cleanly; Rancher Prime and Argo CD remain in their existing product families.
Application Products
ForgeOne products, collaboration platforms and commerce applications are clearly organized so you can find the right starting point quickly.
Collaboration & Work Management
ForgeOne Collaboration, grommunio, XWiki and OpenProject with clear suite/component boundaries.
XWiki
Knowledge management, documentation, intranet use cases and structured migration from Confluence.
E-Commerce & ERP
Shopware and Pickware along the journey of commerce, orders, inventory, warehouse, shipping and operations.
Products in context
Products are concrete platforms. IT solutions explain the problem field they address. Services describe how ForgeOne covers planning, implementation, migration, operations and support.
FAQ
Does ForgeOne only sell software licenses?Show answerHide answer Action: Open answerClose answer
No. ForgeOne plans, integrates, migrates and operates platforms. License or subscription topics are positioned in technical and operational context.
Why are SUSE and Proxmox separate product families?Show answerHide answer Action: Open answerClose answer
Both product worlds contain several related platform components and therefore need their own hubs instead of isolated cards.
Which product pages are still missing?Show answerHide answer Action: Open answerClose answer
Missing public product pages are prioritized internally and are not published as empty public links.
What is the next step?
Choose the entry point based on whether target architecture, delivery or operations matter most right now.
Clarify current state
When risks, dependencies or priorities are still unclear.
Plan target state
When direction is clear but architecture and delivery need detail.
Define operations
When lifecycle, monitoring, support and responsibilities need a durable model.
Make a robust product decision
We assess platforms by value, operating model, risks and integration effort.