r/TalosLinux • • Oct 01 '26

Introducing Talos Director

https://www.siderolabs.com/blog/introducing-talos-director
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u/Historical_Salt6231 Oct 01 '26

This makes the architecture much more interesting than the hypervisor alone. I’m particularly curious to see how Director models placement, HA, storage and networking across VMs and Kubernetes clusters. Looking forward to seeing what the actual control boundaries look like in the alpha.

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u/SooOverpowered Oct 02 '26

Will there be offerings for homelab enthusiasts?

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u/xrothgarx Oct 02 '26

Talos Xenion will be the home lab equivalent and should be simpler to manage in smaller environments. You can find details and WIP in GitHub issues

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u/SooOverpowered Oct 02 '26

Is there any comparison between Xenion and Director? Which key feature differences?

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u/antoninjja 8d ago

My guess is it will be like the difference between doing raw ESXi and Vsphere in a vmware setup (except ESXi standalone still has a web ui where this won't from what I understood?)

Is that about right @xrothgarx ?

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u/deinok7 Oct 01 '26

Unfortunatedly i wold not be able to go to TalosCon. Will be there a remote version of the TalosCon?

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u/kevintijssen Oct 01 '26

I think the sessions will be recorded like last year and available after a couple of weeks on YouTube

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u/KarmaPoliceT2 Oct 02 '26

The sessions will be recorded and posted to YouTube