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loft-sh/vind
Runs Kubernetes clusters as Docker containers using vCluster, a lighter alternative to KinD with pause/resume and built-in load balancers.
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O que é?
vind (vCluster in Docker) runs Kubernetes clusters directly as Docker containers. It is built on top of vCluster, a virtual cluster technology, and is aimed at local development, testing, and CI/CD pipelines where a disposable Kubernetes environment is needed.
Compared with KinD, vind adds features such as pausing and resuming clusters, automatic LoadBalancer services without extra setup, a pull-through image cache via the local Docker daemon, and in-place Kubernetes version upgrades. Clusters can be snapshotted to OCI registries, S3, or local files and restored later. External nodes, including cloud instances, can join a cluster over a built-in Tailscale VPN.
The CLI is driven by the vCluster command-line tool, and an optional vCluster Platform web UI can be used to manage clusters. Users can choose their own CNI and CSI plugins.
Recursos principais
- 01Runs Kubernetes clusters as Docker containers.
- 02Pause and resume clusters with vcluster pause and resume.
- 03Automatic LoadBalancer services enabled by default.
- 04Pull-through image cache via the local Docker daemon.
- 05Snapshot and restore cluster state to OCI, S3, or local files.
- 06Join external cloud nodes over a built-in Tailscale VPN.
- 07In-place Kubernetes version upgrades without recreating the cluster.
Casos de uso
- Creating isolated Kubernetes environments for each developer or feature branch.
- Spinning up temporary clusters in CI/CD pipelines for testing.
- Learning Kubernetes without managing a full cluster.
- Testing applications locally against a real Kubernetes API before deployment.
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Perguntas frequentes
- O que é vind?
- Runs Kubernetes clusters as Docker containers using vCluster, a lighter alternative to KinD with pause/resume and built-in load balancers. vind (vCluster in Docker) runs Kubernetes clusters directly as Docker containers. It is built on top of vCluster, a virtual cluster technology, and is aimed at local development, testing, and CI/CD pipelines where a disposable Kubernetes environment is needed.
- vind é gratuito? Qual é a licença?
- vind é open source sob a licença Other. Confira os termos da licença antes de usá-lo em produtos comerciais.
- vind ainda é mantido?
- Atualizado nos últimos 6 meses. O último commit de vind foi em 4 de jun. de 2026.
- Para que posso usar vind?
- Creating isolated Kubernetes environments for each developer or feature branch. Spinning up temporary clusters in CI/CD pipelines for testing. Learning Kubernetes without managing a full cluster. Testing applications locally against a real Kubernetes API before deployment.
- Onde consigo vind?
- O código-fonte e as instruções de instalação estão no GitHub: https://github.com/loft-sh/vind
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