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Think of KubeStellar as a post office for your Kubernetes resources. Like a post office, KubeStellar doesn't open your packages; it safely stores and delivers them to selected clusters worldwide—public clouds, private clouds, or at the edge. It's a super useful solution for spreading your Kubernetes resources wherever you need them. Don't change anything, just add KubeStellar!

docs.kubestellar.io
Learn More About KubeStellar
(Getting Started, User Guide, Architecture...)

KubeStellar Google Group
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simplified graphic representing KubeStellar deploying to multiple locations

Create once

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Create once

Deploy many

Contribute to KubeStellar via GitHub

- Centrally apply Kubernetes resources f or selective deployment across multiple clusters

- Use standard Kubernetes-native deployment tools (kubectl, Helm, Kustomize, ArgoCD, Flux); no resource bundling required

- Make disconnected cluster operation possible

- Scale with 1:many and many:1 scenarios

- Remain compatible with cloud-native solutions

- Easy to install with Helm

- Centrally apply Kubernetes resources for selective deployment across multiple clusters

- Use standard Kubernetes-native deployment tools (kubectl, Helm, Kustomize, ArgoCD, Flux); no resource bundling required

- Make disconnected cluster operation possible

- Scale with 1:many and many:1 scenarios

- Remain compatible with cloud-native solutions

- Easy to install with Helm

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