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Sidero provides organizations with Talos Linux, the OS for Kubernetes, and Omni, the single pane of glass for enterprise-grade Kubernetes.| Sidero Labs
Sidero provides organizations with Talos Linux, the OS for Kubernetes, and Omni, the single pane of glass for enterprise-grade Kubernetes.| Sidero Labs
Try Omni for free. Simply provision machines on bare metal and at the edge now. Get a cluster up and running in minutes.| Sidero Labs
Gaming service provider Hathora achieves 80/20 hybrid split with bare metal and cloud through Talos Linux and Omni, increasing flexibility and efficiency.| Sidero Labs
Software provider boosts production for heavy industrial facilities using Talos Linux on-prem, improving provisioning, automation & auditability.| Sidero Labs
Get how-tos, current trends, and market research on Talos Linux, Omni, and Kubernetes.| Sidero Labs
From Costco-sized fridges to dairy cows. (Yes, cows.) Here's what building better Kubernetes infrastructure really looks like.| Sidero Labs
Talos Linux didn’t start in a lab. It started with frustration. I was deep in the weeds of managing infrastructure at a large organization, performing the same repetitive tasks across different systems week after week. I was always automating yet another server, wrestling with tools that added complexity, and watching the infrastructure grow increasingly convoluted. […]| Sidero Labs
Security is a very hard thing to define. Something that checks all the boxes for “secure” may be vulnerable to known issues, and something that doesn’t pass scans may actually be secure from malicious actors. Talos Linux does a lot of things differently for two reasons: to reduce maintenance and increase security. Unfortunately, doing things […] The post Which Linux distro is the most secure for Kubernetes? appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
Once limited to wind farms, hospitals, or tactical deployments, edge is increasingly common across industries. Driven by the growth and demands of AI, sustainability goals, and rising cloud costs, edge adoption is exploding, with full-scale Kubernetes deployments at the edge having grown 400%. Organizations moving to the edge can: Reduce latency and faster response times […] The post Why edge adoption is surging, and how to get it right appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
Talos Linux is already the smallest, most secure Kubernetes OS available, with <50 binaries and a demonstrably low number of CVEs. Now, we’re adding something new for teams operating in highly regulated environments: FIPS-compliant builds for Talos Linux. The Federal Information Processing Standards, or FIPS, are standards developed by the National Institute of Standards and […] The post Talos Linux now offers FIPS 140-3 compliant builds appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
Does paying your cloud bill feel like throwing money out the window? Tim Banks and Justin Garrison recently spoke about this in our webinar “Optimization alone won’t save your Kubernetes budget,” where they dug into the value proposition of cloud, how it has changed over the years, and what you can really do to put […] The post 5 learnings to stop cloud overspend appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
Sidero Labs to showcase strategies for air-gapped, resilient Kubernetes infrastructure at Open Source Summit EU 2025 Amsterdam – August 25, 2025 – Sidero Labs, delivering solutions that reduce friction in managing Kubernetes and containerized applications, today reported growing demand across Europe for fully air-gapped and sovereign Kubernetes infrastructure that avoids reliance on U.S.-based cloud control planes. The […] The post European enterprises shifting Kubernetes on-prem as d...| Sidero Labs
The independent SOC 2 Type II audit validates Omni’s readiness for secure, compliant Kubernetes deployments in production and regulated environments GOLETA, Calif. – August 20, 2025 – Sidero Labs, delivering solutions that reduce friction in managing Kubernetes and containerized applications, today announced it has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type II audit. The independent assessment, conducted by A-LIGN, […] The post Sidero Labs achieves SOC 2 Type II certification, reinforci...| Sidero Labs
SSH is like opening the hood of your car while driving 70mph to adjust the engine. It works fine, until it doesn’t… Consider this: You go weeks with everything running smoothly. You follow the process, write great code, and don’t SSH into a node right before going to bed on Friday night. One day, an […] The post To SSH is human, but that doesn’t mean we should appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
Kubernetes gives teams power, flexibility, and speed, but it comes at a cost. Its complexity can easily create blind spots, opening the door to bad actors and making infrastructure security difficult. This is particularly problematic as cyber threats are on the rise. Nearly 46% of organizations reported loss of revenue or customers as a result of […] The post Mastering security in your Kubernetes infrastructure with Omni and Talos Linux appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
System Extensions are the primary way to extend Talos Linux beyond the bare minimum files and services to run Kubernetes. Hardware drivers, low level services, and extra executables are reasons you may need to add or create systems extensions. You can add extensions managed by Sidero Labs to Talos Linux easily from the image factory, but how […] The post How to build a Talos system extension appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
It’s time we acknowledge that cloud providers making things cheaper because of “economies of scale” didn’t happen. It was the promise made by cloud providers for years as incremental price cuts became hidden fees. AWS is making a billion dollars per month, and you’re paying for it. Economies of scale turned out to be synonymous with […] The post Cloud optimization won’t save your budget appeared first on Sidero Labs.| Sidero Labs
For many teams, the first line of defense against rising infrastructure costs is automation, which reduces the time required to perform manual tasks and incrementally builds a more efficient Kubernetes infrastructure. Teams may also look to new cloud providers or tools to cut costs, but each additional layer adds complexity, leading to more work and […]| Sidero Labs
License and Support Options Pricing and Support Omni: The SaaS for Kubernetes Omni lets you rapidly provision machines and clusters, even on bare metal and at the edge. It handles security for you, integrating Kubernetes access into your Enterprise authentication. Omni automates updates, re-provisioning and GitOps flows. All through a simple UI or API. Startup […]| Sidero Labs
Some lifecycle management can be with homegrown automation or CAPI. Others will benefit more from Omni. Here's how to decide.| Sidero Labs
Media SaaS provider Mynewsdesk moves from Heroku to bare metal with Talos Linux, reducing GDPR difficulties, deployment time, and Kubernetes complexity.| Sidero Labs
France’s national railway runs K8s across cloud and on-prem with Talos Linux, securing data from 5k trains daily while improving control and compliance.| Sidero Labs
European companies shifting to hybrid and on-prem need secure, scalable Kubernetes infrastructure. TrueFullstaq and Sidero deliver it.| Sidero Labs
Have a question about your Kubernetes, Talos Linux, or Omni environment? Let us know.| Sidero Labs
In this expert Q&A, we break down what companies get wrong about edge computing and how teams can avoid costly missteps.| Sidero Labs
Lots of projects claim to be the “smallest” or “simplest” Kubernetes, but they never provide data to back it up. Let’s look at how these distributions compare to Talos Linux. Note that Talos Linux is not a Kubernetes distribution, but rather a Linux distribution purpose-built for running upstream Kubernetes. Before we look at the data, […]| Sidero Labs
If you’ve never restored etcd from a backup, you don’t want to use tools like CAPI. Omni was designed from scratch to be different.| Sidero Labs
A solution for the savvy cloud-native engineer to deploy software at different locations, without having to create new clusters everywhere.| Sidero Labs
