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Community Cloud
A cloud that you control
A K3s-based Kubernetes distribution for bare metal, built for servers that don't live in the same building. Bring your own hardware, anywhere it happens to be, and Community Cloud makes it behave like one cluster.
What it does
Inside Community Cloud
(Bare) metal
Runs on the machines you own, from a rack to a closet shelf. Nodes take on roles: gateways, workers, GPU workers and storage.
Many sites, one cluster
Nodes on different networks find each other over a Nebula mesh, with Tailscale as an option, so a cluster can span buildings, cities and providers.
Painless install
One installer configures and provisions the whole fleet: K3s, storage, networking, certificates, DNS and mail, run in lock step across every node.
Storage built in
Fast local SSD volumes through TopoLVM, and S3-compatible object storage through SeaweedFS, with a bucket and keys for each application.
Databases on tap
PostgreSQL with PostGIS, Redis, RabbitMQ and MariaDB, each run by its operator and ready for the applications you deploy.
Ready for AI
GPU nodes for inference on AMD, NVIDIA and Intel hardware, with MCP built in for serving models and agents.
How it fits together
Kubernetes, without the datacenter
The parts you'd otherwise assemble yourself, packaged and wired together.
- NetworkingA mesh joins every node into one network, wherever it sits. Cilium's eBPF datapath carries the traffic.
- RoutingGateway nodes take requests through the Kubernetes Gateway API on Cilium's Envoy, with certificates from Let's Encrypt.
- The bottom lineEngineers keep using familiar tools and technologies: performant, secure and straightforward to scale.
At a glance
The details
- Status
- Public beta
- Runs on
- Linux servers, bare metal
- License
- MIT
Built with
- K3s
- Cilium
- Gateway API
- Nebula
- Tailscale
- TopoLVM
- SeaweedFS
- CloudNative-PG
- cert-manager