
From the operating system to a full cloud native stack Ubuntu is the reference platform for Kubernetes on all major public cloud. Canonical Kubernetes is built on Ubuntu and combines security with optimal price-performance. Canonical is a Certified Kubernetes Service Provider, your trusted advisor for a successful cloud native strategy. Our cloud native automation framework ensures developer productivity and business innovation.
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Overview
Ubuntu Kubernetes is a powerful, open-source container orchestration platform designed to manage complex, large-scale applications. It integrates automation, configuration, and resource management, enabling developers to focus on creating applications rather than handling the complexities of infrastructure. Ubuntu's Kubernetes solutions include MicroK8s, a lightweight, single-node cluster ideal for edge and development environments, and Charmed Kubernetes, a robust multi-node setup that offers high availability and automated management for production environments. It supports diverse infrastructure, including cloud, private, and on-premise solutions, offering scalability, flexibility, and full automation of lifecycle management.
Features and Capabilities
- Flexible Deployment: Supports cloud, private, and on-premise infrastructures.
- MicroK8s: Lightweight Kubernetes solution for small-scale environments and edge computing.
- Charmed Kubernetes: Multi-node deployment with full automation for production.
- High Availability: Ensures continuous application availability with automated failover.
- Automated Operations: Manages scaling, patching, monitoring, and upgrades without downtime.
- Extensive Ecosystem: Integrates seamlessly with a wide range of software tools and services.
- Resource Efficiency: Optimizes workloads by dynamically allocating resources across the cluster.
- Advanced Security: Provides built-in security features like automatic updates and access controls.
- Integrated Monitoring: Includes logging, alerting, and monitoring tools for cluster health.
- Container Runtime Support: Compatible with popular container runtimes such as containerd and CRI-O.
- Custom Resources: Allows the extension of Kubernetes capabilities for specific use cases.