The Talos Linux Cluster API providers are moving to community maintenance
Sidero Labs is moving the Talos Linux Cluster API providers to community maintenance. The code stays open source and nothing breaks.
Sidero Labs
Sidero provides organizations with Talos Linux, the OS for Kubernetes, and Omni, the single pane of glass for enterprise-grade Kubernetes.
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