This project focuses on testing managed cloud services aboard the International Space Station.
LEOcloud’s Space Edge computing prototype launched to the ISS in September 2025. Voyager described it as active in August 2026. Red Hat reports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1, Universal Base Image, Podman and Ansible Automation Platform deployed to the ISS micro datacenter. The broader Voyager product family is separate from the flown prototype configuration.
Scope: Shared computing & storage · A shared computing or storage platform, or a program developing that infrastructure. Classification describes intended use, not operating capacity.
Figures retain their disclosed units and scope. Launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance; targets may change. Not disclosed means no figure in the reviewed sources.
Red Hat supplies the Linux and container software foundation for Space Edge, including RHEL 10.1, Universal Base Image, Podman and Ansible for the ISS micro datacenter.
Named technology collaboration; no priced procurement or paid cloud-capacity booking is established. LEOcloud developed the platform and was acquired by Voyager. Red Hat reported the ISS deployment on May 11, 2026 at https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/voyager-and-red-hat-propel-red-hat-enterprise-linux-orbit-space-edge-micro-datacenters. No new priced procurement is disclosed.
Announced 15 Sept 2025 · Evidence checked 29 Oct 2026
Further workload and hardware deployments; no exact next mission date disclosed.
Manual review 30 Oct 2026. Compared Voyager August2026 account with the existing ISS prototype record. Software orchestration is supported. Product-family processing cards remain separate from flown hardware, with no new mission-specific processor, memory or power figures disclosed. Primary body last observed 23 Oct, 06:38 UTC. Source monitoring: ongoing. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
