We built it for a simple use case: when you want the convenience of cloud services, but you want them on your own hardware, under your own control, with your own economics.

Cozystack turns bare metal into a cloud platform that can provide VMs, managed Kubernetes, databases, load balancers, GPU as a Service and other services through a unified platform model. It’s especially relevant for hosting providers, regulated companies like banks, and startups that are tired of building around public cloud costs and lock-in.

v1.0 is a big release for us: we reworked core platform packaging and operations around the v1 model, documented the v0.41 → v1.0 upgrade path, and made the ready-to-use platform flow much more explicit. The current docs position v1 as the stable branch and include provider-oriented variants like isp-full.

If you’re trying to build your own cloud instead of renting one forever, I’d love your feedback.

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In March 2024, Ænix contributed Cozystack to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), ensuring its long-term commitment to open-source development under the Linux Foundation’s governance. This move guarantees that organizations worldwide can rely on Cozystack as a vendor-neutral solution for building secure, compliant, and scalable cloud infrastructure.

I like Google Sheets and Google Docs but this app is so strange. Maybe it's ok for small "homemade" projects for neighbourhoods or local businesses like flower salon or fitness club. But why it is needed for these type of business if we have social media, messengers, WPA and adaptive layouts on websites.

Oh, finally somebody said it, thanks to heaven! Template "product mindset" with only data-driven way and unshakeable faith in the sacred custdev turn as a curse for interesting products and caused a problem of mass creation stereotypical products an gray, dull, soulless startups with only marketing packaging. But this inside-way is a really like some lost components of the product magic.

In my view, this understanding of Kubernetes is leading the industry into a dead end.

To remain a successful product K8s is needed to be viewed as akin to the Linux Kernel.

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This driver will allow to automatically order buckets directly from Kubernetes.

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This project conceptually continues the idea of k8s-await-election, ensuring the exclusive execution of a user-defined process only after elections have been held. Unlike its predecessor, it does not require Kubernetes and operates directly with etcd.

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The etcd-operator is designed for developers and operators looking for a robust solution to handle etcd clusters as part of their Kubernetes applications, offering reliability and ease of use for dynamic, distributed systems.