CoreOS, maker of the container-oriented Linux distribution of the same name, is now offering a commercial version of its product that’s built for enterprises and includes tools for managing containers at scale.

The new product, called Tectonic, combines CoreOS with Kubernetes, the container-management tool created by Google. CoreOS says Tectonic “delivers Google’s infrastructure to everyone else,” but it might be better to say it delivers CoreOS’s idea of Google’s infrastructure to everyone — albeit as a single, complete stack, and not a some-assembly-required production.

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