Containers, K8s, microVMs

One DaemonSet. One mesh. Every pod.

A Helm chart deploys one beacons-agent per node as a DaemonSet. Workloads inside the cluster join the mesh through the agent's loopback bridge. Want a sidecar-per-pod model instead? There's a chart for that too.

What you get.

  • Helm chart published at oci://ghcr.io/l1feai/beacons-chart
  • DaemonSet · sidecar · single-pod admin agent — three modes
  • mTLS between agent and coordinator; no shared cluster secret
  • Hives flights auto-enroll on launch via the WASM target
  • Firecracker microVMs run the standard Linux daemon inside
helm — install beacons DaemonSet
helm install beacons oci://ghcr.io/l1feai/beacons-chart \
  --set fleet=did:oas:acme:fleet:prod \
  --set capabilityFromSecret=arsenal-token

→ DaemonSet beacons created on 24 nodes
→ pods join the mesh through node-local agent

Supported platforms

The full list.

PlatformTierImplementationChannel
OCI container peerT7beacons-core Linux binary in a containerDocker Hub · GHCR
Kubernetes DaemonSetT7Helm chart, one daemon per nodeHelm registry
Kubernetes pod sidecarT7Helm chart, one sidecar per podHelm registry
Hives flight (WASM)T6WASM/WASI build inside Hives WasmtimeHives registry
Firecracker microVMsT1Standard Linux binary inside the microVMVendor channels
Kata containersT1Same as FirecrackerVendor channels

Open a fleet

The mesh that fits agents and humans.

A `did:oas`-rooted private mesh that ships peer configurations to any device, anywhere, by policy — not by hand.

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