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Getting Started with kcp

Introduction kcp is a Kubernetes-like control plane that gives you the API machinery of Kubernetes — CRDs, RBAC, admission control, resource management — without pods, nodes, or container orchestration. It is a CNCF Sandbox project designed for building multi-tenant platforms where every team gets …
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kcp Workspaces vs Namespaces vs vcluster

Introduction Every platform team hits the same question: how do you give multiple teams isolated Kubernetes environments without spinning up a cluster per team? Dedicated clusters provide maximum isolation, but you end up managing infrastructure that scales linearly with your team count. Share a …
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What is kcp? Kubernetes Without the Pods

Introduction Platform engineering is how most organizations solve the “every team needs their own Kubernetes” problem. The standard playbook is straightforward: spin up a cluster per team, layer on some RBAC, wire up a GitOps pipeline, and call it a day. It works, but it is expensive. …