What is OpenVox?

OpenVox is a community-maintained configuration management system designed to automate infrastructure deployment, configuration, and drift remediation across systems. It is a modern open-source implementation compatible with Puppet, actively developed by the Vox Pupuli community.

Independently observed

OpenVox pricing

We don't have OpenVox's full plan breakdown yet (its pricing page resisted automated reading). Here's what we could confirm. Always check live pricing for exact numbers.

What OpenVox does

The capabilities that matter for configuration management tools, normalised so it lines up with every alternative. “-” means we haven't confirmed it, not that it's missing.

Core
Architecture
Declarative-OS
Push / pull model
Pull
Config language
Puppet DSL
Deployment
Masterless mode
Hosting
Self-hosted only
Correctness
Idempotent
Model
Desired-state declarative
Ecosystem
Content registry
Platform
Windows support
Scope
Cloud provisioning
Governance
Policy / compliance
Commercial
Enterprise edition
-
Licensing
Open-source core
Independently observed

Platform & deployment

Independently observed
Deployment
  • Self-hosted

Integrations (5)

Independently observed
  • PuppetDB
  • NGINX
  • systemd
  • Prometheus
  • Renovate

OpenVox FAQ

Common questions about OpenVox, answered from independent, dated evidence.

What is OpenVox?

OpenVox is a community-maintained configuration management system designed to automate infrastructure deployment, configuration, and drift remediation across systems. It is a modern open-source implementation compatible with Puppet, actively developed by the Vox Pupuli community. It is indexed under Configuration Management Tools.

Source: https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/

Is OpenVox free to use?

OpenVox is open source, so it can be self-hosted and used at no licence cost. It is released under the Apache-2.0 licence. Pricing changes often, so verify at source before relying on it.

Source: https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/

Can OpenVox be self-hosted?

Yes. OpenVox can be deployed self-hosted, so it does not have to run on the vendor's infrastructure.

Source: https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/

What does OpenVox integrate with?

We have confirmed 5 integrations for OpenVox, including PuppetDB, NGINX, systemd, Prometheus and Renovate. This is what we could verify from public sources, so the vendor may support others we have not indexed.

Source: https://voxpupuli.org/openvox/

What security certifications does OpenVox have?

We have independently confirmed GDPR for OpenVox. Certifications we do not list are ones we have not been able to verify from public sources, which is not the same as OpenVox not holding them. Always confirm compliance directly before you rely on it.

Source: https://voxpupuli.org/security/

Is OpenVox open source?

Yes. OpenVox is published under the Apache-2.0 licence, a permissive licence that generally allows commercial use and modification. Licence terms can change between releases, so verify against the repository for the version you intend to use.

Source: https://github.com/voxpupuli/voxpupuli.github.io

OpenVox alternatives

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The vioscaleAI score: one lens on the evidence

Not user reviews and not a paid placement: a confidence-weighted blend of the independent signals below (adoption, activity, security posture, and more), which you can sort and re-weight yourself. Vendors can correct their listing but can never move their rank, and stars are weighted low as a vanity metric. It is one way to read the evidence for OpenVox, not the verdict.

Balanced composite 49 / 100
low · 34%
Signal contributions to the composite score
SignalScoreWeightContributionEvidence
Capabilities920.087.6
Development activity370.124.4
Integrations220.051.2
Stars190.030.6
Dependent projects00.080.0-
Release cadence00.070.0-
Security posture50.090.0-
Package downloads00.170.0-
Security score00.050.0-
Developer Q&A activity00.080.0-

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Every value we hold, with its source, retrieval date, and confidence. This is the evidence behind the score: don't trust it, verify it.

Activity

AttributeValueEvidence
Commits last 30d14mediumsource · 2026-08-26 · 65%

Adoption

AttributeValueEvidence
Github stars9highsource · 2026-09-07 · 90%

Content

AttributeValueEvidence
Faq6 itemsmediumsource · 2026-09-10 · 68%

Features

AttributeValueEvidence
CapabilitiesModel: pull · Hosting: self · Language: Puppet DSL · Idempotent: Yes · Architecture: declarative_os · Desired state: Yesmediumsource · 2026-08-13 · 60%

Integrations

AttributeValueEvidence
Count5mediumsource · 2026-08-13 · 60%

Language

AttributeValueEvidence
PrimaryHTMLhighsource · 2026-09-07 · 90%

License

AttributeValueEvidence
SpdxApache-2.0highsource · 2026-09-07 · 95%

Pricing

AttributeValueEvidence
Price levelfreemediumsource · 2026-08-13 · 60%
Free tierYesmediumsource · 2026-08-13 · 60%
TransparentYesmediumsource · 2026-08-13 · 60%
Modelcommerciallowsource · 2026-09-07 · 48%

Reliability

AttributeValueEvidence
Status pageYesmediumsource · 2026-08-03 · 60%

Security

AttributeValueEvidence
GdprYeshighsource · 2026-08-13 · 75%
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