Zero-OS is a stateless and lightweight Linux operating system, designed for clustered deployments, to host containerized applications and virtual machines.
- Zero-OS is stateless by not needing any locally stored data, not even Zero-OS system files or system configuration
- Zero-OS is lightweight by only containing the components required to securely run and manage containers and virtual machines
The core of Zero-OS is 0-core, which is the Zero-OS replacement for systemd.
Interacting with Zero-OS is done by sending commands to 0-core, allowing you to manage disks, set-up networks and run both containers and virtual machines.
See the table of contents for an overview of all documentation. In Getting Started with 0-core you find the recommended path to quickly get up and running.