As platform engineering teams scale Kubernetes adoption, choosing the right multi-tenancy model becomes crucial. This article compares Red Hat's HyperShift and Loft Labs’ vCluster, highlighting the trade-offs in resource usage, ecosystem compatibility, portability, and vendor lock-in. Learn why vCluster’s lightweight, upstream-native approach is often better suited for modern internal platforms.

The v0.25 release of vCluster brings native support for Istio’s Ambient Mesh, enabling shared service mesh capabilities across multiple virtual clusters without sidecars. This update dramatically reduces resource overhead, simplifies operations, and boosts scalability in multi-tenant Kubernetes environments.

So, it finally happened! The first-ever KubeCon in India took place at Yashobhoomi, Delhi, on the 11th and 12th of December! Loft Labs was proud to be one of the sponsors for this historic event. The excitement and enthusiasm I witnessed were next level. There were so many WOW mo...

Introducing Loft v3

About five years after Jez Humble and David Harley released their book on Continuous Delivery, Kubernetes entered the public stage and with it, a new way to think about server management hit the mainstream. Instead of defining what needs to be done to get a server into the desire...

A look at Loft’s new Terraform provider, which allows users to use Terraform to configure Loft Spaces and Virtual Clusters.

We’re excited to announce that Loft v2 has shipped. v2 is a set of improvements that we think makes Loft even easier to use and more powerful.

Keeping Kubernetes costs under control is challenging, especially with idle resources and unused clusters. This blog explores how Loft's Sleep Mode automatically scales down inactive workloads, saving on cloud costs and reducing environmental impact. Learn how to set up and manage Sleep Mode to optimize your Kubernetes infrastructure.

At KubeCon North America 2021, Loft Labs CEO Lukas Gentele presented "Beyond Namespaces: Virtual Clusters are the Future of Multi-Tenancy," highlighting how virtual clusters address the challenges of shared Kubernetes environments. Additionally, Razorpay's Srinidhi S and Venkatesan Vaidyanathan shared their experience in enhancing developer workflows using tools like Telepresence, Helm, and vCluster.

Several factors drive more and more companies to develop and adopt internal Kubernetes platforms for their engineers. In this article, we explain these factors.

Discover how Kubernetes sandboxes, whether local or shared, can improve software quality by providing isolated environments that mirror production systems, facilitating early validation and reducing bugs.

Having Kubernetes self-service namespace platform will help you to take the next step towards Kubernetes adoption at your organization.