RuckOS Linux:
Appliance based Kubernetes
Nytro is the easiest way operate
Ruckos Linux at scale
RuckOS Linux:
Nytro is the easiest way operate
Ruckos Linux at scale
Ruckos boots from a read-only image; nothing to patch, nothing to drift, nothing open to attack.
Ruckos Linux is the OS that hosts your Kubernetes nodes and hosts your workloads — and it also runs the control-plane components, including the etcd database. With a single, focused use case it strips out the complicated, fragile configuration, maintenance, and security vulnerabilities of a general-purpose distro. It's designed to be as minimal as possible while staying practical, and it deploys anywhere you can run a modern Linux kernel.
Ruckos Linux is a hardened, immutable operating system that boots directly into a read-only kernel.
Provision it with rctl.exe, the CLI, or with Nytro, the web UI — both drive the
same declarative API, so the node registers itself, joins the Kubernetes control plane
automatically, and is ready to schedule workloads in under 5 minutes.
Immutable image boots straight into a hardened, read-only kernel.
The node registers itself over the declarative API — no cloud-init scripts.
The node joins a node pool automatically.
Platform services roll out and workloads start scheduling immediately.