Mirantis, providing organizations with total control over their strategic infrastructure using open source software, announced k0smotron 1.0 – delivering production-grade Kubernetes cluster management with efficiency and flexibility.

Mirantis-supported open source k0smotron 1.0 deploys and manages consistent, customizable, secure, and performant Kubernetes at enterprise scale across any combination of infrastructures, including private clouds, public clouds, bare metal, and edge.

“K0smotron makes it easier for operators to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, regardless of infrastructure,” said Miska Kaipiainen, vice president of engineering, strategy and open source software, Mirantis. “This represents a level of Kubernetes management for large-scale deployments that delivers an unparalleled combination of flexibility and control for users.”

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k0smotron takes a different approach to Kubernetes multi-cluster and hybrid implementations, which generally require complex automation that is difficult to maintain. It enables rapid, large-scale provisioning of Kubernetes clusters, similar to the large cloud service providers, while offering flexibility to work across any compute infrastructure. With standardized configurations, k0smotron streamlines management, enhances security, and improves reliability while significantly reducing operational costs.

Highlights of k0smotron 1.0:

• The new Cluster API support for remote machines connected using Secure Shell (SSH) makes k0smotron ideal for consolidating Kubernetes for edge, hybrid, and multi-cloud deployments and can be used to deploy k3s and MicroK8s, along with k0s giving operators a new level of flexibility that is a first in the industry.
• An improved AutoPilot feature in k0smotron is now integrated with ClusterAPI to enable fully-automated cluster updates, while maintaining availability.
• Enhanced high availability by scaling etcd independently in a separate set of Kubernetes pods.
• Operators can now install and manage k0smotron directly, through ClusterAPI’s clusterctl command line interface, making it even easier to add k0smotron functionality to a host/management cluster.
• Support for the ClusterClass feature in ClusterAPI, making cluster configurations reusable and significantly reducing the amount of code, making it easier to read and maintain.

The k0smotron operator is developed by the team behind the open source k0s lightweight Kubernetes distribution. k0smotron is developed primarily on k0s and works on any CNCF-certified Kubernetes cluster.

SOURCE: Businesswire