NanoVMs

NanoVMs is a technology company specializing in the development and deployment of unikernels, a radical departure from traditional general-purpose operating systems like Linux. By stripping away the overhead of a standard OS, NanoVMs allows applications to run in highly specialized, single-address-space machine images. This approach significantly enhances security by reducing the attack surface—removing shells, users, and passwords—while simultaneously boosting performance and reducing infrastructure costs for cloud and on-premise environments.

The NanoVMs partner program is designed for technology influencers, managed service providers (MSPs), agencies, and resellers who want to capitalize on the growing demand for secure cloud infrastructure and high-performance computing. For affiliates and partners, this represents an opportunity to promote a sophisticated enterprise-grade solution that addresses critical pain points such as ransomware protection, server sprawl, and cloud budget optimization. The product suite includes Nanos (the kernel), OPS (the orchestrator), and various enterprise-tier support and distribution packages tailored for single developers up to large-scale business operations.

From an affiliate perspective, the program is managed through a structured partner portal where participants can access resources to educate their audience on the benefits of unikernels over traditional Docker or Kubernetes setups. The primary target audience includes CTOs, DevOps engineers, and security professionals looking for cutting-edge infrastructure solutions. As a technical product, success in this program typically requires a deeper understanding of cloud virtualization and system security, allowing partners to provide high-value referrals that lead to long-term enterprise subscriptions. Partners are encouraged to engage directly with the NanoVMs team to align on technical training and specific integration strategies, ensuring that referred clients receive the necessary support to transition their legacy Linux workloads to the unikernel platform.