⎈ Project::Destiny

Self-hosted Kubernetes platform · Beta

Kubernetes on your own infrastructure. Built in a few clicks, then largely run on autopilot.

Project Destiny sets up the whole platform, creates clusters on Proxmox or in Oracle Cloud, and then moves itself into your own infrastructure. Git, credentials and monitoring run with you, not with a SaaS vendor.

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How it works

From your laptop to a platform that manages itself. In four steps.

  1. Start

    Destiny starts in a small test cluster on your laptop and installs the whole platform: cluster management, your own Git, a vault for credentials, and GitOps. You pick which operations services come along, such as monitoring and logs.

  2. Create clusters

    Pick a provider, choose a size, submit. Networking, encryption and GitOps are in place from first boot, and you download access straight from the interface.

  3. Move in

    Destiny moves itself, all clusters, Git repositories and credentials into one of your new clusters. From then on the platform manages itself and your laptop is no longer needed.

  4. Runs itself

    When a server fails, it's replaced automatically. Configuration comes from Git and is reconciled continuously. More CPU, RAM or servers are one click away.

What you get

Technology you don't see, but notice.

Each point describes the benefit. Below it is the technology that delivers it.

  • No lock-in to one vendor

    One interface for your own hardware and the public cloud. Combine or switch without starting over.

    Cluster API · Proxmox · Oracle Cloud

  • Everything stays in-house

    Source code, credentials and operational data live in your cluster. No external Git service or SaaS account required.

    Gitea · OpenBao · External Secrets

  • Ready to operate on day one

    Monitoring, central logging and security monitoring come included instead of being bolted on weeks later.

    Prometheus · Grafana · Loki · Tetragon

  • Heals itself

    Failed worker servers are replaced automatically. When configuration drifts, Git puts it back.

    MachineHealthCheck · GitOps with Flux

  • Secure by design

    Servers without SSH access, encrypted traffic between all servers, sign-in through your existing login service.

    Talos Linux · Cilium WireGuard · OIDC

  • Predictable updates

    Stable release lines that receive bug fixes. You decide when to move to new features.

    Release branches · Backports

Infrastructure

Five cluster types today, more through Cluster API.

Each provider is its own plugin. New infrastructure gets added without touching the core.

Talos on Proxmox

Your own hardware and homelab

Talos VMs via CAPMOX, with a fixed Proxmox node and storage per role. Services get their own IPs on your local network, no hardware load balancer needed.

Talos on KubeVirt

VMs inside Kubernetes

Talos VMs as KubeVirt VirtualMachines on the management cluster.

vCluster

Virtual clusters

Lightweight clusters inside the management cluster, great for dev, test and short-lived environments. Each gets its own Git repository.

Oracle Cloud (OCI)

kubeadm on ARM

Self-managed clusters via CAPOCI, a good fit for the Always Free tier.

Oracle OKE

Managed Kubernetes

Control plane run by Oracle, managed via CAPOCI.

Planned Microsoft AzureGoogle CloudSTACKIT

Who it's for

For anyone who wants to run Kubernetes themselves without becoming a Cluster API expert.

Homelab and self-hosting

Real Talos clusters on your Proxmox hardware, managed from one interface.

Small teams and startups

Short-lived vClusters for dev and test, low-cost clusters on Oracle's free tier.

Sovereignty-minded organizations

Code, credentials and operations stay in your infrastructure. No SaaS dependency, no lock-in to one vendor.

Roadmap

What's coming next.

More providers

Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and STACKIT via their Cluster API providers.

Roles and teams

Access through groups from your login service, with a read-only role for everyone who only needs to look.

AI in your own cluster

An LLM served by vLLM right in the cluster, connected to Agent Substrate. Your code never leaves your network.

Beta

Join the beta.

Project Destiny is in early beta. Sign up and we'll get in touch as soon as you can try it.