Tarook — Lifecycle management for Kubernetes¶
As a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution, Tarook is a comprehensive lifecycle management tool that enables the easy deployment, management, and scaling of Kubernetes clusters—whether on OpenStack, bare metal or Proxmox. Regardless of the use case, it offers a flexible, automated solution for end-to-end lifecycle management, ensuring efficient operations.
Where to find it
- Code gitlab.com/alasca.cloud/tarook/tarook
- Docs docs.tarook.cloud
- Website tarook.cloud
- Issues gitlab.com/groups/alasca.cloud/tarook/-/work_items
- Mailing list tarook@lists.alasca.cloud
Maintained by
- Bruno Schubert Project representative · Cloud & Heat
- Silvio Ankermann Project representative · Cloud & Heat
- Steve Starke Project representative · Cloud & Heat
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Presentations¶
Project Statistics¶
The data is gathered automatically and periodically. Beware that there might be issues on how they have been collected. The data was lastly gathered on 2026-10-21. Every contribution, organisation and approval counted below falls within the last 12 months.
| Metric | Count |
|---|---|
| Commits (365d) | 966 |
| Total merged merge requests | 1492 |
| Open merge requests | 54 |
| Open Issues | 185 |
| Forks | 14 |
| Stars | 15 |
| Releases (365d) | 31 |
| Contributor (15) | Commits (708) |
|---|---|
| Steve Starke | 374 |
| Silvio Ankermann | 213 |
| Bruno Schubert | 41 |
| brunos | 31 |
| Daniel Muehne | 23 |
| Sascha Masopust | 10 |
| Friedrich Zahn | 4 |
| Joshua Bühler | 3 |
| Alexander | 2 |
| Anika Borchmann | 2 |
| Daniel Gerber | 1 |
| Henry Richter | 1 |
| Jakob Müller | 1 |
| Nicolai Ruckel | 1 |
| Tony Fiedler | 1 |
| Organization (5) | Commits (708) |
|---|---|
| other | 352 |
| cloudandheat.com | 350 |
| alasca.cloud | 3 |
| bloodimooni.com | 2 |
| frajasalo.de | 1 |
Workshops and Hackathons¶
The project was featured in the following events:
CNCF Certification¶
Since September 12th Tarook is officially a certified Kubernetes distribution from CNCF. The instructions for the certification process can be found at the k8s-conformance wiki. The actual pull request/application for Tarook can be found here. An overview of all certified distributions can be found here.