Combine our tools with other open source cloud-native projects to form a complete, integrated cloud-native environment.
Cloud-native development allows your organization to build and run apps engineered to take advantage of cloud computing. Using modern architectures, technologies, and practices, teams can quickly ship cloud-native applications, update them as fast as customer needs change, and scale them on demand. Delivered with high availability and security, cloud-native systems operate in a variety of computing environments, including public, private, and hybrid clouds and on-premises infrastructure.
It's been a barrier for some organizations that don't have the expertise or resources to manage the complexities of hosting Kubernetes. We aim to simplify the process and provide a platform that allows organizations to focus on building and deploying their applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Our platform is designed to be user-friendly, scalable, and secure, making it easier for teams to adopt cloud-native practices and take advantage of the benefits of cloud computing.
Kubernetes is a powerful tool for managing containerized applications, but it can be complex to set up and maintain. Our platform simplifies the process by providing a streamlined installation and management experience. With our platform, you can easily deploy and manage your Kubernetes clusters, monitor their health, and scale your applications as needed. We provide a user-friendly interface and comprehensive documentation to help you get started quickly and efficiently.
Lighthouse automation bootstraps a private cloud and installs the platform services.
Private clouds are adapting to support Microservices and local LLMs. By using technology that simplifies how services and apps are packaged and managed, businesses can develop and launch software more efficiently across private, hybrid, and Azure clouds — making it easier to integrate new technologies, streamline workflows, and respond to changing business needs.
With RuckOS Linux and lighthouse, organizations can reduce or eliminate the need for costly VMware licensing, optimizing their IT budgets.
With RuckOS Linux and lighthouse, organizations can reduce or eliminate virtual machine maintenance, patching, and associated costs, streamlining IT operations.
When organizations need full control over their infrastructure, single-tenant deployments are ideal. These setups are owned or dedicated entirely to one organization and can be hosted on-premises or off-premises.
RuckOS Hybrid Cloud allows organizations to extend their on-premises infrastructure into Microsoft Azure, enabling them to leverage the scalability and flexibility of the cloud while maintaining control over their data and applications. This hybrid approach provides the best of both worlds, allowing businesses to optimize their IT resources and respond quickly to changing demands.
Stand up an encrypted Site-to-Site VPN in minutes, or step up to a private ExpressRoute circuit for dedicated bandwidth and predictable latency that never touches the public internet.
Extend RuckOS onto Azure's NC- and ND-series GPU virtual machines for on-demand training and inference capacity, without buying, racking, or cooling GPU hardware yourself.
Point pipelines at Azure Databricks and other managed data services that were never meant to run on-prem, while RuckOS keeps compute, orchestration, and control on infrastructure you own.