Overview
Yeast is a Linux-first VM orchestrator for builders who want real machines, fast iteration, and direct control.
It exists for the cases where containers are the wrong abstraction and older virtualization stacks feel too heavy, too slow, or too opaque.
Why it exists
Most local infrastructure tooling either hides too much behind layers or turns simple VM work into a pile of glue. Yeast keeps the surface area small:
- KVM VMs you can start and manage from code
- SSH-ready machines for repeatable local workflows
- a Linux-first operating model with fewer moving parts
- clean primitives that other TwargaOps products can build on
Current focus
- stable VM orchestration on developer hardware
- repeatable environments for testing, labs, and automation
- serving as the base layer for LabsBackery and Yeast MCP