Based on your clustering needs, we support several providers for users to run clusters locally.
The simplest way is to play or develop with CloudTik on a single node with virtual clustering using containers with virtual provider.
If you have multiple local nodes and want to run a single cluster, you can choose local provider.
If you have multiple local nodes and want to run multiple clusters, you need to choose on-premise provider.
- Virtual: virtual clustering using docker containers on a single node
- Local: local clustering with multiple nodes
- On-premise: cloud simulating on on-premise nodes
.. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 RunningLocally/running-virtual-clustering.md RunningLocally/running-local-cluster.md RunningLocally/running-on-premise.md