Plug the server in. It builds itself.
Turning a new machine into a production server still means console sessions, an OS installer, configuring the network by hand, and then adding the machine to a VPN. Durantic does all four unattended: no hands on keyboard, minutes to production.
Minutes to production, hands off
Boot it and the machine installs its own operating system, configures itself, and joins your private network. Enroll by network boot, a bootable ISO, or one command on a running Linux host.
One private network, no cloud load balancer
Every machine comes up already inside an encrypted private mesh, so there is no second VPN project after provisioning. Health-checked virtual IPs float a service address across machines, and BGP peering keeps existing subnets reachable.
Terraform, a dashboard, and a shell in the browser
A Terraform provider makes machines, roles, networks, and floating IPs ordinary resources, so the fleet lives in git. Change an image or role and run apply: the machine rebuilds itself and comes back with its identity intact.