Add Charmed Kubernetes to self-hosted K8s options

content/ecosystem/platform-tooling/kubernetes/kubernetes-self-hosted/_index.md

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 [OpenShift]({{< relref "openshift" >}}) |
 [Rancher]({{< relref "rancher" >}}) |
+[Charmed Kubernetes]({{< relref "charmed-k8s" >}}) |

content/ecosystem/platform-tooling/kubernetes/kubernetes-self-hosted/charmed-k8s.md

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+title="Charmed Kubernetes"
+url="/self-hosted-kubernetes/charmed-k8s"
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+# Charmed Kubernetes
+
+Charmed K8s is a CNCF-certified, turnkey Kubernetes distribution. It claims
+to provide architectural freedom and fully automated operations.
+
+Charmed K8s is installed and managed by Juju, an open source orchestration
+engine for software operators developed by Canonical that enables deployment,
+integration and lifecycle management of applications at scale. The components
+managed by Juju are called Charms. They are independent, composable deployments
+of applications that can be related to each other, conveniently.
+
+Charmed K8s is deployed with a high availability setup by default, it runs
+automatic updates and security fixes for all core Kubernetes components, has
+full OCI compatability with Docker and containderd runtimes, performs PCI
+device passthrough for GPU, FPGA and SR-IOV workloads, can manage VMs on
+Kubernetes with Kata containers, and is backed by an extensible, third-party
+ecosystem for storage and networking.
+
+Charmed K8s runs on bare metal, private clouds, public clouds, and hybrid
+clouds. That said, the same Kubernetes distribution runs on various platforms
+and flavors of infrastructure (Juju calls them "substrates"). This allows
+application infrastructure owners to move between offerings and optimize
+cost, performance, stability and availability concerns.
+
+{{< button href="https://ubuntu.com/kubernetes/charmed-k8s" target="_blank" >}}
+-> Charmed Kubernetes
+{{< /button >}}