The latest from Clastix

Grounding CLASTIX's Kubernetes engineering in deep research – and the company's Naples headquarters.

The investment will accelerate kMetal, Clastix's platform for running Kubernetes at scale with less hardware, lower operational overhead, and more predictable cost.

kMetal 1.0 from CLASTIX takes production Kubernetes down to the bare metal – no separate hypervisor layer, no VMware tax, no infrastructure stack bolted on beneath your clusters. This deep dive walks through the capabilities behind the platform: hosted control planes that run every tenant's control plane as pods rather than on dedicated nodes, VM-grade tenant isolation on shared hardware, self-service networking with per-tenant VPCs, secure GPU pooling across tenants, and fleet management for hundreds of clusters – all defined and version-controlled through one Kubernetes-native API. The result is multi-tenant, bare-metal Kubernetes operated as code: one platform, one API, built for enterprises running Kubernetes at scale.

kMetal 1.0 runs production Kubernetes directly on bare metal with no separate hypervisor layer – dropping the costly, overkill virtualization stack from your Kubernetes infrastructure. It brings hosted control planes, embedded tenant isolation, and fleet management together in one platform, plus secure GPU pooling to share scarce GPUs across tenants at high utilization. Efficient, multi-tenant, and fully as-code, for enterprises running Kubernetes at scale.

How we went from building Kamaji, the open-source hosted control plane engine, to kMetal, a full Kubernetes platform for bare metal with embedded isolation and fleet management. Part 1.

Simplifying Multi-Tenant Kubernetes on FishOS cloud

Customer Spotlight: How Dinova built a Scalable and Resilient Managed Kubernetes Service.

In the wake of recent turbulence within the open-source software industry, highlighted by supply chain attacks, licensing changes and companies shut down, Clastix's decision to join the Linux Foundation Europe stands as a commitment to the open-source values.

As proud member of Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CLASTIX is sponsoring the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2024 in Paris, from 19 - 22 March 2024. Meet us at booth D32.

How to access deep expertise around Kubernetes and Cloud Native ecosystem

As proud member of Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CLASTIX is sponsoring the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Detroit, Michigan (US) from 24 - 28 Oct. 2022. Meet us at booth SU6.

Discover all the great new features of the Capsule V0.1.2 release!

Capsule helps reduce the operational effort to operate and maintain secure multi-tenancy on Charmed Kubernetes. Users, teams, and departments can now share the same infrastructure without compromising security and usability.

Kubernetes multi-tenancy is the ability to run workloads belonging to different subjects such as users, groups, and departments, in such a way that each subject’s workloads are isolated from each other. Multi-tenancy is becoming an important topic as more and more organisations adopt Kubernetes on a larger scale.

At CLASTIX, we're proud to announce Kamaji a new open-source tool to build and operate Managed Kubernetes Services with unprecedented ease.

As proud member of Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CLASTIX is sponsoring the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Valencia, Spain from 16 - 20 May 2022. Meet us at booth SU40.

Although Capsule is an open-source solution and therefore is supported by the community, as more customers are adopting the solution, they are interested in getting support directly from CLASTIX.

As multi-tenancy continues to remain a hot topic in the market, we are proud to announce the next release of Capsule multi-tenancy operator v0.1.1!