Boot your machine off an Omni ISO or image, and immediately use the UI or API to create clusters, no matter where the machine is - even behind firewalls. Deploy in minutes, not hours. Installs are repeatable, programmable and simple.
Kubernetes and Operating System upgrades are safe and simple. API Readiness checks, built-in knowledge, and node locking mean upgrades are no longer stressful.
Omni builds on Talos Linux, the OS for Kubernetes: it's minimal, Immutable from boot to shutdown, with TrustedBoot and TPM support. Omni ensures Kubernetes secrets are always protected, and integrated with your Enterprise authentication system.
Download an Omni image - there are images for all platforms: ISO, AMI, VMWare, and more.
As soon as your node boots off the Omni image, it will register via an encrypted connection to the Omni service, and be available as an unallocated machine.
You can assign your nodes as workers, control plane nodes, form new clusters, or join them to existing ones - even spanning locations and firewalls - in one click!
The problem is that Kubernetes is complicated – even more so if you are using CAPI – and this makes you hesitant to upgrade, or change and improve things.
We understand that applications are what matter. We believe infrastructure should just work, which is why we made Omni take care of most problems for you.
Here’s how we do it:
Omni removes the headache of running Kubernetes on bare metal, automating the provisioning and life cycle process. Build your cloud.
Our security posture is ideal for highly-regulated environments. We support air-gapped systems, and our architecture makes compliance easier, and reduces the number of components to patch and update.
The Sidero suite runs on all major public cloud providers, virtualization platforms, and bare metal. Use the same tools and processes to manage your systems no matter where they're running.
Perfect for edge deployments, immutability eliminates configuration drift, while TrustedBoot ensures integrity in hostile locations. Talos Linux is extremely resource efficient, and supports full Kubernetes on SBCs like the Raspberry Pi.