Build production Hyper‑V servers without writing infrastructure code.
Choose the image, size, network, and role. VMBaker validates the request, builds and configures the machine, then records every stage—inside your network.
No VMBaker agent is installed on your hosts, and nothing leaves your network.
Available today for Microsoft Hyper‑V. More platforms are planned.
Your next Windows Server, ready to work.
Start with a trusted image. Add the compute, network, and role your team needs. VMBaker handles the path to a configured, verified machine.
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Trusted Windows image
A version your team already knows.
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Compute and network choices
The size, hostname, address, and network you need.
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IIS Web Server or SQL Server Express
Choose the role that makes the machine useful.
Guided deployment
VMBaker validates, deploys, configures, and records.
Ready, verified Windows Server on Hyper‑V
Configured inside your environment and ready for the team.
- Configured Windows server
- IIS web server
- SQL Express database server
How VMBaker works
A guided path from request to ready—inside your network.
Administrator
Chooses image, size, network, and role.
VMBaker portal
Validates the host and request.
Hyper‑V host
Receives the deployment and configuration.
Ready Windows Server
Verified with a deployment record.
Built for the people who answer for the servers.
For administrators
Less scripting. Fewer manual steps.
- Guided requests
- Pre-deployment checks
- Live progress and retry
For managers
A controlled process your team can repeat.
- Repeatable builds
- Shared visibility
- Evidence for every machine
The record every machine keeps
| Source image | win-base-221 (v3) |
| Checksum | sha256:9f2c…e41a ✓ verified |
| Started | 2026-07-11 14:02:11 |
| Operator | j.hassan |
| Final state | Ready — all stages verified |
Build one server or launch a fleet. Every machine remains visible, traceable, and independently retryable.
See VMBaker build a real server.
Bring one Hyper‑V use case. We’ll show it become a validated, repeatable deployment — and hand you the record.