A New Foundation for Multi-Tenancy: Introducing vCluster Standalone
vCluster Standalone (v0.29) eliminates the need for external host clusters by enabling direct Kubernetes deployment on bare metal or VMs, consolidating infrastructure under a single vendor.
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