Announcing Talos Linux for AI and Talos Cupar
An open-source OS for AI workloads, and a commercial platform for managing models and GPUs on infrastructure you own.
View ArticleIntroducing Talos Director
A VMware alternative for cloud and data center resource management. VMs, Kubernetes clusters, storage, and networking on one OS and one API.
View ArticleIntroducing Talos Enterprise Linux
Compliance tooling for production Kubernetes without leaving open source behind. The artifacts and guarantees enterprises need for production, under one license.
View ArticleSidero Labs Joins Yardi
Sidero Labs has joined Yardi, and Talos Linux remains open source under MPL-2.0. What the acquisition means for the community.
View ArticleInfinite tokens with the Talos Platform
Eliminate variable token spend and control your AI with Kubernetes and Talos Linux.
View ArticleThe Talos Linux Cluster API providers are moving to community maintenance
Sidero Labs is moving the Talos Linux Cluster API providers to community maintenance. The code stays open source and nothing breaks.
View ArticleHow Talos Omni makes Talos Linux more secure
Talos Linux removes attack surface at the node. Omni extends that across the fleet, enrollment, encrypted management traffic, access policy, secrets, and recovery.
View ArticleInfrastructure brief for building predictable Kubernetes infrastructure at scale
There are four architectural approaches to running Kubernetes at scale, and each comes with unique benefits. Here's how they break down.
View ArticleSecurity and compliance brief for platform teams running Kubernetes in...
Most Kubernetes security programs try to harden a mutable OS after the fact. Talos takes the opposite approach: remove the attack surface entirely.
View ArticlePatching Won't Save You
Your patch windows and testing process is going to get your hacked. It's time to move from reactive vulnerability management to proactive software curation.
View ArticleExploit Fail: Why CVE-2026-31431 (Copy Fail) barely scratches Talos Linux
Even if your kernel has vulnerabilities, security is applied in layers. You can minimize the threat impact. That's why Copy Fail barely touches Talos Linux.
View ArticleScale infrastructure without scaling headcount: A Platform Engineering brief
Tired of upgrades that worked in staging broke production or identically configured clusters that behave differently? Teams must start by addressing the root architectural cause.
View ArticleApplying modern DevOps and Platform Engineering practices to a homelab with...
When one engineering manager needed to build production Kubernetes infrastructure, he decided the best place to start testing was his homelab. Here's how he succeeded.
View ArticleThe cloud you own: Webinar feat. Oxide
When Amazon goes down, every company running on AWS goes down with it. When your own infrastructure fails, only you are affected. Here's how to run the Talos Platform on Oxide hardware and start owning...
View ArticleSTACKIT: A cloud-to-edge continuum for Europe’s largest retailer
From embedded Linux to Kubernetes at Europe's largest retailer: why autonomy matters more than connectivity at the edge.
View ArticleBuilding a Kubernetes cluster with Talos on Hetzner bare metal servers
How to build bare metal Kubernetes clusters on Hetzner to run KubeVirt as a cost-effective way to provide VM-based development environments.
View ArticleIs your Kubernetes secure? Webinar feat. DataDog
Kubernetes isn't secure by default. Flexibility comes at a cost. Your threat model should drive your security decisions, not assumptions about what's "out of the box."
View ArticleTop trends in the Kubernetes security space
Here's how "shifting down" may be the next step from the shift left, and what it means for Kubernetes security.
View Article10 practical Kubernetes checks for 7 compliance frameworks
10 checks, 7 frameworks, one small platform team. Marcus Ross of Hamburg Port Authority breaks down how to map Kubernetes security best practices to CIS, NIST, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC2, NIS2, and GDPR .
View ArticleWhy Talos Linux has zero Go vulnerability exclusions and what that means for...
During a recent vulnerability assessment with an enterprise security partner, we were asked to provide our gap analysis for Go-based vulnerabilities in Talos Linux. The expectation was standard: they...
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