A community member added Niklaus Wirth’s RISC5 Oberon workstation to Cozystack as a one-click app — using the pluggable-catalog and KubeVirt sidecar mechanisms, with no fork of Cozystack or KubeVirt.
As part of the CNCF Incubation review, the TOC is speaking with Cozystack adopters — especially teams and individuals running it outside any commercial engagement with Ænix.
We have launched a new OSS health section on the Cozystack website, with project stats refreshed automatically every month.
Why the Cozystack team went after the game server market, and what came of running game servers on a bare-metal cloud platform.
We’ve just submitted our application to move from CNCF Sandbox to Incubated. We’d love your support — drop a like to cheer us on. It won’t…
We’re proud to announce: Cozystack has achieved Certified Kubernetes Platform status. Thanks to our community and especially to our good…
We’re thrilled to share that Cozystack has been added to the Cloud Native AI (CNAI) Landscape by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation…
On February 28, members of the CNCF Technical Oversight Committee completed their voting and unanimously accepted Cozystack, a platform for…
We’ve decided to participate in Hacktoberfest. If you’re participating too, come visit our GitHub and check out the amazing issues. And if…
You can now find the Cozystack open source platform in the CNCF Landscape categories of Platform and Certified Kubernetes — Installed…