⎈ Project::Destiny

Provider-agnostic Kubernetes platform

One click. Any provider.Production-ready from the first moment.

Project Destiny hides the full complexity of Cluster API behind a single interface. Click "create cluster" — provider stack, networking, and GitOps wiring all happen automatically, whether the cluster is virtual, on your own hardware, or in the cloud.

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The problem

Cluster API is powerful — and a different puzzle for every provider.

Every infrastructure provider needs its own manifests, credentials, and CNI configuration, plus an exactly compatible provider stack via clusterctl init. CNI, GitOps, IPAM, and bootstrap ordering stay manual, error-prone work — repeated for every provider.

What comes built in

Every cluster starts fully wired up

Flux syncs the entire GitOps stack straight from Git, Cilium handles networking and the Gateway API — regardless of which provider created the cluster.

  • + Flux GitOps per cluster
  • + Cilium CNI, Gateway API & Hubble
  • + Kubeconfig straight from the UI
  • + Scaling control plane & workers
  • + Pivot to self-management

Providers

One cluster, any underlying infrastructure

New providers plug in through the plugin architecture without touching the core — already proven with Oracle Cloud as a third, fundamentally different provider.

vCluster

Virtual clusters inside the management cluster

Lightweight and fast to create — for dev/test, multi-tenancy, and ephemeral environments.

Talos Linux on Proxmox

Production-grade clusters on your own hardware

For self-hosting and on-prem operation, no CAPI expertise required.

Oracle Cloud (OCI)

kubeadm clusters on the ARM free tier

Cloud clusters without ongoing infrastructure cost.

Who it's for

Built for teams that want control

Small teams & startups

Ephemeral vCluster environments or cheap cloud clusters, without building an in-house platform team.

On-prem & sovereignty-conscious organizations

Multi-cloud and hybrid operation without vendor lock-in or losing control to a SaaS provider.

Early access

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Project Destiny already works for vCluster, Talos/Proxmox, and Oracle Cloud. We're taking first signups for the MVP phase.