Kubernetes and fleet orchestration.

Technologies

• Kubernetes at the edge Lightweight, conformant Kubernetes on single nodes and small clusters at remote sites.
• Fleet and multi-cluster management Managing thousands of edge clusters as one fleet with policy, inventory and health.
• Bare-metal and zero-touch provisioning Bringing a new server from power-on to a working cluster without a technician on site.
• Network function orchestration Lifecycle management of virtual and cloud-native network functions alongside apps.
• Accelerator scheduling and sharing Allocating and partitioning GPUs and other accelerators between workloads and tenants.
• Observability Metrics, logs and traces from every site in a common format for fleet operations.
• Disconnected and intermittent operation Sites that keep running and reconcile safely when the link to central control is lost.
• Container security and multi-tenancy Isolation, image controls and runtime protection for shared edge clusters.