Deploy a production-grade Kubernetes cluster on your own hardware in minutes. Cozystack uses Kamaji, Cluster API, and KubeVirt to give you fully managed Kubernetes with autoscaling, Cilium CNI, and built-in addons — no cloud bill required.
How we solved the chicken-and-egg problem of deploying CNI and kube-proxy through Flux while ensuring Flux itself works without CNI and kube-proxy, using Kubernetes API routing and mTLS certificates.
Cozystack v0.38 introduces Virtual Private Cloud with Multus CNI, VNC console for VMs in the dashboard, configurable Kubernetes worker versions, and HTTPS-only enforcement for the API.
In a recent infrastructure transition that spanned several months, our team explored alternative container orchestration platforms to…
Speaker: Andrei Kvapil, Ænix CEO, Cozystack maintainer
Hi! I’m Andrei Kvapil CEO of Ænix and developer of Cozystack, an open source platform and framework for building cloud infrastructure. In…
We’re proud to announce: Cozystack has achieved Certified Kubernetes Platform status. Thanks to our community and especially to our good…
Hi there! I’m Andrei Kvapil, but you might know me as @kvaps in communities dedicated to Kubernetes and cloud-native tools. In this…
This article was written by Vladislav Karabasov from Kazakhstani hosting company gohost, therefore the narrative will be conducted in the…
Cozystack v0.9 updates KubeVirt, Kamaji, Piraeus, and Cluster API, upgrades tenant Kubernetes to v1.30.1, and adds support for upgrading existing node groups.