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The vCluster docs use the following style guides in this order:
- Google developer documentation style guide
- Kubernetes Documentation Style Guide for Kubernetes terms.
Page titles follow sentence case. Capitalize Kubernetes objects according to the K8s style guide.
Use the Oxford comma (serial comma) before the last item when listing 3 or more items in a sentence.
- Do Not: vCluster requires a, b and c.
- Do: vCluster requires a, b, and c.
See Scribbr's article on the Oxford comma for a detailed explanation and examples.
Loft Labs is the company. Do not use "Loft" or "Loft Platform" to refer to vCluster products.
"vCluster" is a trademark. There are strict legal frameworks around how to use a trademark, e.g. it cannot be used in plural. Do not use "vClusters".
- vCluster:
- vCluster Pro: a single enhanced/paid/upgraded virtual cluster that uses Pro functionality (as labeled "Pro")
- vCluster Platform: the management platform and UI for managing open source and commercial vCluster instances
vcluster
Never use vCluster or vClusters when talking about a virtual cluster or clusters that vCluster creates.
Abbreviations for Kubernetes distros:
- Lightweight Kubernetes: K3s
- Kubernetes: K8s
- Zero Friction Kubernetes: k0s Note that k0s is the only Kubernetes distro to use a lower case 'k'
- AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service: EKS
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