Customers want cluster-admin over a dedicated cluster, and you don't want to operate a full stack per account. vCluster gives each customer a tenant cluster with its own control plane on Private Nodes, while operators keep platform-level control.
Customer-facing Kubernetes needs both an independent control-plane boundary and dedicated production worker capacity.
Namespace-only designs share control-plane and node-level components between customers.
A separate physical management stack for every customer increases infrastructure and operational work.
When customers share worker nodes, their workloads compete for compute, network and storage resources.
vCluster Platform gives each customer a virtualized Kubernetes control plane and uses Private Nodes as the production default. Operators manage access, templates, capacity, and observability centrally.
Dedicated cluster per customer Kubernetes combines a separate tenant control plane, Private Nodes, standard APIs, and centralized operations.
Private Nodes dedicate worker capacity, networking, and storage to one production customer cluster at a time.
Every customer receives a separate virtualized API server and RBAC boundary on the control plane cluster.
Tenant clusters use a certified Kubernetes distribution and standard APIs for existing tools, CRDs, and operators.
Customers receive cluster-admin inside their own environment while the provider retains platform-level control.
vNode uses Linux user namespaces and seccomp filters to strengthen the runtime boundary for workloads that need additional isolation.
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A dedicated cluster per customer gives each customer its own virtualized Kubernetes control plane, API server, and RBAC boundary. Private Nodes are the production default for dedicated worker capacity, networking, and storage.
The customer control plane runs as isolated pods on a control plane cluster, so it does not require separate physical control-plane servers. Private Nodes provide dedicated worker capacity for production workloads.
Namespace-only isolation shares the Kubernetes API server and node-level components. A dedicated tenant cluster is the production model for external customers that need a stronger boundary.
Customer clusters come up in minutes, not hours. Boost Run went from decision to production launch in under 45 days. Private Node readiness depends on whether worker capacity already exists or must be provisioned.
Yes. Each customer can receive cluster-admin inside their own tenant cluster, including control of CRDs and RBAC, without access to the provider's control plane cluster.
One UI, CLI and API covers templates, access, quotas and observability across all customer clusters. vCluster Labs software powers 100K+ GPUs across 50+ GPU clouds and Fortune 500s.
See how vCluster delivers a dedicated Kubernetes cluster for each customer with Private Nodes as the production default.
