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Explore and learn how to deploy and operate Canonical Kubernetes distributions.
Built on experience we gained since 2015, our new Kubernetes distribution offers hassle-free maintenance, single-line installation process, and more control over your upgrade cadence. It's secure by default and comes with 12-year Long Term Support under Ubuntu Pro.
Lightweight, low-touch Kubernetes for cloud, edge and IoT. It brings all Kubernetes services and the most popular addons in a single package, and requires minimal ops for easy clustering, self-healing HA and simpler upgrades. Secure by default and CNCF conformant.
Composable, operator-based Kubernetes for the enterprise, with full life-cycle management for host and in-cluster with Juju. It provides carrier-grade and hardware acceleration features, and support for third-party components and services. It gives you fully customizable deployments, with pluggable CNI, CSI, CRI and monitoring components. Secure by default and CNCF conformant.
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