Multi-cluster Configuration Management for Edge, Multi-Cloud, and Hybrid Cloud
Official documentation source for the KubeStellar Website.
KubeStellar is a CNCF Sandbox Project that enables seamless deployment and configuration of Kubernetes objects across multiple clusters — whether you're operating in edge, multi-cloud, or hybrid environments.
KubeStellar lets you:
- Define binding policies between clusters and Kubernetes resources
- Use familiar single-cluster tooling for multi-cluster operations
- Improve compliance, resilience, availability, and developer productivity
Learn more at the official KubeStellar Website.
This repository powers the KubeStellar Documentation Site, serving as the canonical source for:
- User & operator guides
- Architecture overviews
- Roadmaps and release notes
- Contribution and governance documentation
- Tutorials and examples
We aim to deliver well-organized, consistent, and comprehensive documentation to help both new users and experienced contributors.
- 🔗 Main Site: https://kubestellar.io
- 📄 Roadmap: docs/content/direct/roadmap.md
- 🧑💻 Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md
- 📜 Code of Conduct: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
- 📅 Join us: http://kubestellar.io/joinus
Follow these steps to set up and run the Next.js site locally:
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Ensure you have Node.js v18+ installed. Confirm with:
node --version
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Install dependencies:
npm install
or with Yarn:
yarn
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Start the development server:
npm run dev
Visit
http://localhost:3000
in your browser. The server supports hot-reload. -
Build the production bundle:
npm run build
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(Optional) Preview the production build locally:
npm start
- 💬 Slack:
#kubestellar-dev
(Join via slack.k8s.io) - 📧 Mailing Lists:
- 🗓️ Community Calendar
- 📺 Community Meetings on YouTube
- 🧾 Meeting Agendas & Notes
- 📂 Shared Google Drive
- 📣 Follow us:
We welcome all contributors! Whether you're fixing a typo or writing new docs, your help makes a big impact.
- Review our Contributing Guidelines
- Join discussions on Slack or our mailing lists
- Open issues or PRs for any documentation improvements
We are a proud Cloud Native Computing Foundation Sandbox Project.
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© 2022–2025 The KubeStellar Authors. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.