Virtualizing Kubernetes to Increase Efficiency
vCluster is building the next generation virtualization layer for the cloud, virtual Kubernetes clusters.
Our mission
Making Kubernetes ubiquitous — so anyone can provision a cluster whenever they need it.
We are virtualizing Kubernetes just like a number of successful tech companies before us have virtualized physical hardware to make new infrastructure paradigms such as “the cloud” possible.
With our virtual cluster technology, Kubernetes clusters become so lightweight, so fast to spin up and so cheap to operate that our customers can allow anyone in their organization to create Kubernetes clusters on-demand whenever they need them and on top of any underlying cloud infrastructure.
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vCluster Core Values
We are a remote-first company deeply rooted in and committed to open source.
Open Source, Open Mind
We are actively contributing to and maintaining open-source projects. Internally, we foster meritocracy — the strongest ideas win, no matter who or where they come from.
Build Tomorrow’s Standards, Intentionally
We don’t just ship software; we define the state-of-the-art of tomorrow. We are fearless in tearing down old approaches to build something better, but we are disciplined in how we do it because we know our users rely on our technology to run mission-critical infrastructure platforms.
Create Wow
We measure success by the experience we generate, both inside and outside the company. For our customers, this means impressive speed and intuitive experiences. For our team, this means going the extra mile to support one another and to continuously drive each other to new heights.
Own the Outcome
We understand that our responsibility doesn’t end when a task is checked off; it ends when the value is delivered. We connect our daily individual actions to the broader success of the company and our customers.
We’re hiring!
Bring your talent, curiosity, and passion for technology to help us shape the future of Kubernetes.