Although we’re a commercial software company, we’re proud to be a part of the cloud-native and open source communities
We’re paid up members of the CNCF and Linux Foundation’s LF Edge, and supporters of the standards they work to build. We’re a CNCF-certified service provider, and our Palette Kubernetes distribution, PXK, is CNCF-conformant.
Many of our team have gained CKA, CKAD and CKS certifications. As part of our work in security, we contribute to the Confidential Computing Consortium.
Go to any K8s community event and there’s a good chance you’ll meet a Spectronaut there — delivering a talk, running a workshop, or manning a table. We’re proud sponsors of DevOpsDays, Kubernetes Community Days and DevOpsCons.
Led by our Open Source souls, we regularly deliver webinars and podcasts on community topics, from Cluster API to GPT and AI.
Led by our Open Source souls, we regularly deliver webinars and podcasts on community topics, from Cluster API to GPT and AI.
We’re lead sponsor of the CNCF Sandbox Kairos project, a Linux meta-distribution for building immutable edge images
With Local AI, you can take advantage of large language models without the privacy concerns of sending your queries or data outside your cluster.
We contribute to the Cluster API project for declaratively managing Kubernetes, including building the Cluster API provider for Canonical MAAS, a key innovation in bare metal Kubernetes.
We maintain open source Providers for integrating Palette with HashiCorp Terraform and the Crossplane universal control plane
We created the Validator project, a Kubernetes-native, plug-in based framework designed to simplify pre-flight and continuous infrastructure environment validation.
We’re also passionate about helping our customers discover and use the very best of the cloud-native landscape. We test, support and promote dozens of OSS integrations that customers can access from directly within our platform when building and deploying their Kubernetes clusters.