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 # KubeFox
+#### A XigXog Product
 
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+- Website: https://www.kubefox.io
+- Documentation: https://docs.kubefox.io
+- Quickstart: https://docs.kubefox.io/quickstart.html
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+KubeFox is an SDK, platform and infrastructure to enable rapid construction and
+deployment of secure and robust applications for Kubernetes, and which
+drastically reduces bureaucracy and burdensome DevOps activities.
+
+Teams and even individual developers can create and rapidly prototype
+code on the same cluster in what appear to be individual sandboxes.  Behind the scenes, KubeFox
+provides the following capabilities:
+
+- **Deployment Distillation:**  
+
+    With KubeFox, you deploy at an application level.  You don't need to worry
+    about which components you have added or modified.  KubeFox tracks the
+    repository and builds, containerizes and distills deployments to only those
+    components that have changed.  You can read more about Deployment
+    Distillation 
+    [here](https://docs.kubefox.io/concepts/deployment_distillation.html).
+
+- **Versioned Deployments**
+
+    When you deploy an application with KubeFox, that application is
+    automatically versioned.  KubeFox will ensure that traffic is restricted to
+    the components that composed the application when it was deployed. Note that
+    individual deployments may share one or more components.  This enables
+    KubeFox to prevent over-provisioning; the deployments can run on the same
+    cluster but it appears that each deployment is running in its own invidual
+    sandbox.  That extends to deployment telemetry, which will reflect data from
+    each version.  You can read more about Versioned Deployments [here](https://docs.kubefox.io/concepts/versioned_deployments.html).
+
+- **Virtual Environments**
+
+    KubeFox Virtual Environments (VEs for short) are lightweight, malleable
+    constructs that enable engineering teams and developers to create virtual
+    sandboxes in which they can run prototypes or POCs. Custom configurations (consisting of environment variables and
+    secrets) can be created and deployed easily - either in concert with a
+    deployment or independently.  And they're controllable by the developers
+    themselves, eliminating the overhead associated with traditional
+    environments.  You can read more about Virtual Environments [here](https://docs.kubefox.io/concepts/virtual_environments.html).
+
+- **Federated metrics, tracing and logging**
+
+    Multiple versions of components and applications can be deployed to a
+    single cluster.  That would seem to complicate telemetry but KubeFox
+    provides for telemetry at global, application and component levels.  You can
+    read more about Telemetry [here](https://docs.kubefox.io/concepts/telemetry.html).
+
+- **Dynamic Routing and Guaranteed Delivery**
+
+    KubeFox is capable of managing multiple versions of applications and
+    components because it is aware of the composition of those applications, and
+    traffic is shaped and validated to a specific version of an application at
+    runtime.  You can read more about Dynamic Routing [here](https://docs.kubefox.io/concepts/dynamic_routing.html).
+
+- **Zero Trust**
+
+    Zero Trust is an intrinsic property of a KubeFox application.  All requests
+    are validated at origin (Genesis Events in KubeFox) and at all
+    component-to-component boundaries.  
+
+### Getting Started and Documentation
+
+The best way to get started with KubeFox is to go through our
+[Quickstart](https://docs.kubefox.io/quickstart.html) and read through our [docs](https://docs.kubefox.io).  The Quickstart
+currently supports
+[kind](https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/) and [Microsoft
+Azure](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/?product=popular). The Quickstart
+can be navigated in less than a half hour and gives you a good overview of the
+power of KubeFox.
+
+### License
+
+XigXog is committed to open source and our software is licensed under the MPL-2.0.
+
+[MPL-2.0](https://github.com/xigxog/kubefox/blob/main/LICENSE)
+
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