vCluster Auto Nodes brings dynamic, Karpenter-powered autoscaling to any environment, public cloud, private cloud, or bare metal. Combined with Private Nodes, it delivers true isolation and elasticity for Kubernetes, letting every virtual cluster scale independently without cloud-specific limits.

Private Nodes complete vCluster’s tenancy spectrum: tenants connect their own nodes to a centrally managed control plane for full isolation, custom runtimes (CRI/CNI/CSI), and consistent performance, ideal for AI/ML, HPC, and regulated environments. Learn how it works and what’s next with Auto Nodes.

When we first launched vCluster in 2021, our mission was clear: make Kubernetes multi-tenancy easier, safer, and more cost-efficient. Since then, we've helped organizations around the globe manage Kubernetes with greater flexibility and security. But as Kubernetes usage expanded,...

I’m excited to present the updates coming with vCluster v0.24. In this post, we will cover Snapshots and Sleep Mode Improvements. Along with this post, we have a couple of videos that will demo both features. Snapshots Let’s start by talking about Snapshots. While you were always...

Today, we broke the news about raising our latest round of funding, and in this blog post, I want to share a bit of additional context regarding why we are building this company, the journey of how we got here, and what the road ahead looks like. While we maintain quite a few ope...

Loft Labs’ “Building a Kubernetes Platform” series kicks off on February 29, 2024

vCluster.Pro delivers added security and optimization features to unleash the full potential of virtual Kubernetes clusters in the enterprise.

DevPod is the first and only tool for creating and managing dev environments that does not require a heavyweight server-side setup.

Introducing Loft v3

The CNCF Sandbox will provide a neutral home for the project to receive external contributions from the cloud-native community and to benefit from vendor-independent governance.

Now, virtual clusters created in Loft are automatically recognized in Argo CD including user permissions and access control settings, so that Argo CD users can deploy to the virtual cluster without any additional effort.

Now, deploying virtual clusters can be done exactly the same as deploying physical Kubernetes clusters on a cloud platform or on-premises data center.