Role based Enterprise OS

Ruckos Linux

Highly scalable and secure Linux foundation for enterprise workloads.

Ruckos Linux

Purpose-built OS
that can’t drift

Runs anywhere. Policy enforced, observable, from the kernel up, Ruckos Linux is a minimal, immutable OS that runs enterprise workloads.

Ruckos Linux

An immutable Linux operating system

Ruckos boots from a read-only image; nothing to patch, nothing to drift, nothing open to attack.

155MB OS Image
running 1GB
Instant Install time
10seconds Boot time
2minutes To cluster
0 Package managers

Built for exactly one job, it leaves out the configuration sprawl, patch cycles, and attack surface that come with a general-purpose distro. Minimal by design, practical in production, and it runs anywhere. Linux kernel does.

  • Open source
  • Highly scalable
  • API managed
  • Immutable file system
  • 0 packages
  • Pass security audits
The previous operating system fading out as Ruckos Linux takes its place on the same hardware
eBPF

Programs that run
inside the kernel

eBPF lets small, verified programs attach to kernel hook points — syscalls, sockets, the network path — and make decisions there. No kernel module to load, no agent in every pod, no proxy to hop through.

Runs where the event happens

Policy is evaluated at the hook point — the socket, the syscall, the packet — so the decision is made before the action completes, not reported after.

Verified before it loads

The kernel verifier proves every program terminates and stays in bounds before it attaches. A bad program is rejected; it cannot crash the node.

No sidecars, no iptables

Ruckos ships a pure nftables + eBPF kernel. Cilium replaces kube-proxy entirely, so there is no iptables chain to walk and no per-pod proxy to pay for.

Kubernetes-aware

Raw kernel events are joined to pod, namespace, and label metadata in user space, so every policy and every event speaks Kubernetes, not PIDs and IPs.

Ruckos Linux

Power-on to running cluster

Power on and Ruckos Linux installs to disk, then boots into a hardened, read-only kernel. Provision it with rctl.exe or lighthouse — same declarative API, cluster in under 5 minutes.

rctl — ruckos-cluster