Unlock native Nutanix automation with Calm to rapidly create and deliver applications faster than ever before.


Simplify the set-up and management of custom enterprise applications by incorporating all elements of each app, including relevant VMs, configurations, and related binaries, into an easy-to-use-blueprint. Then eliminate the hours and days devoted to routine application management by making the deployment and lifecycle management of common applications both automated and easily repeatable.
Deliver One-click Self-service
Publish blueprints to an internal marketplace or add them to the growing collection of pre-integrated, validated blueprints on the Nutanix Marketplace. Your application owners and developers can then request IT services as needed. DevOps teams in particular gain the freedom to operate quickly and efficiently on their own.

Keep Control Over Management Policies
Provide admins with role-based governance that limits user operations based on permissions. Capture all changes to the IT environment across multiple infrastructures for end-to-end traceability, chargeback, and auditing from a single, unified interface.
Easily Extend with Multicloud Management
With Calm, you're ready to automate the provisioning of multi-cloud architectures, managing both multi-tiered and distributed applications across different cloud environments, from a single control plane. Calm supports all the major public clouds—AWS, Azure, and GCP—in addition to on-prem private clouds powered by AHV or ESXi.


Reference Architecture:
Nutanix Calm
Nutanix Calm automates provisioning, scaling, and life cycle management for the cloud

Webinar: Multi-Cloud App Automation and Self-Service for the Always-On World
Tune into this webinar to see how you can turn any operation into one-click automation, freeing you to focus on driving innovation.

Webinar: Enterprise Apps in a Multi Cloud World
With Nutanix, organizations are empowered to automate tasks, centralize governance and optimize consumption planning for hybrid and multi-cloud architectures.