Tesseract Cube
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Description
The majority of the capabilities provided by tesseract-cube are defined based on CRD extensions, which do not have any external dependencies and can run in any pure Kubernetes cluster.
The main workloads in tesseract-cube are unitset and unit. Unitset is a collection of units with consistent resource and configuration information, and the unitset controller can generate a set of units based on the configuration information. Unit has a one-to-one relationship with pods, and this one-to-one relationship enables unit to manage the lifecycle of pods in a more granular way, and also enhances the ability to manage and intervene in pods. Unit realizes a more refined management of the pod lifecycle, and at the same time enhances the management and intervention capability of the pod.
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| Canonical image ID | Tesseract Cube |
| Provider | 上海拜服信息科技有限公司 |
| Architecture | amd64 |
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| Security audit date | 1/10/2026, 7:38:49 PM |
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