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Spectro Cloud is certified against FIPS 140-2 with [Certificate number 4349](https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/cryptographic-module-validation-program/certificate/4349) in compliance with the Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP).

Our Spectro Cloud Cryptographic Module is a general-purpose cryptographic library. The FIPS-enforced Palette VerteX edition incorporates the module in the Kubernetes Management Platform and the infrastructure components of target clusters to protect the sensitive information of regulated industries. Palette VerteX supports FIPS at the tenant level. For more information about the FIPS-enforced Palette edition, check out [Palette VerteX](/vertex).
Our Spectro Cloud Cryptographic Module is a general-purpose cryptographic library. The FIPS-enforced Palette VerteX edition incorporates the module in the Kubernetes Management Platform and the infrastructure components of target clusters to protect the sensitive information of regulated industries. Palette VerteX supports FIPS at the tenant level. For more information about the FIPS-enforced Palette edition, check out [Palette VerteX](vertex/vertex.md).

The module is tested against these configurations:

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This page lists the version details of various Palette components and their respective Palette releases. Visit the [Downloads](/spectro-downloads) resource to access the download URLs.
This page lists the version details of various Palette components and their respective Palette releases. Visit the [Downloads](spectro-downloads.md) resource to access the download URLs.

## Palette CLI Versions

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## Kubernetes Versions

- Kubernetes: Refer to the Kubernetes [pack documentation](/integrations/kubernetes).
- Kubernetes: Refer to the Kubernetes [pack documentation](integrations/kubernetes.md).

## Operating System Layer Versions

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## Network Layer Versions

- Calico: Refer to the Calico [pack documentation](/integrations/calico).
- Calico: Refer to the Calico [pack documentation](integrations/calico.md).

- Cilium: Refer to the Cilium [pack documentation](/integrations/cilium).
- Cilium: Refer to the Cilium [pack documentation](integrations/cilium.md).


|Cilium Enterprise|Versions|
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## Storage Layer Version

- Azure Disk: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/azure-disk).
- GCE Persistent Disk: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/gce).
- NFS Subdir External Provisioner: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/nfs-subdir-external).
- Open Stack Cinder: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/openstack-cinder).
- Portworx: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/portworx).
- Rook Ceph: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/rook-ceph).
- vSphere CSI: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/vsphere-csi).
- vSphere Volume: Refer to the [pack documentation](/integrations/vsphere-volume).
- Azure Disk: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/azure-disk.md).
- GCE Persistent Disk: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/gce.md).
- NFS Subdir External Provisioner: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/nfs-subdir-external.md).
- Open Stack Cinder: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/openstack-cinder.md).
- Portworx: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/portworx.md).
- Rook Ceph: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/rook-ceph.md).
- vSphere CSI: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/vsphere-csi.md).
- vSphere Volume: Refer to the [pack documentation](integrations/vsphere-volume.md).

## Resources

- [Packs List](/integrations#integrations)
- [Packs List](integrations/integrations.mdx)


- [Downloads](/spectro-downloads#palettedynamicartifacts)
- [Downloads](spectro-downloads.md)
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![cluster_profile_new](/cluster_profile_new.png)

Read more about Cluster Profiles [here](/cluster-profiles).
Read more about Cluster Profiles [here](cluster-profiles/cluster-profiles.md).
## Edge Appliances

Palette supports several kinds of appliances for the Edge deployment. These appliances can be registered with the Palette Management Console and used for provisioning a Virtualized or a Native OS (Native Edge Deployment). The following is the list of all the Palette supported Edge appliance types:
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Management Cluster is where Palette core components are hosted and are often referred to in on-prem installations of Palette. As part of the Kubernetes workload cluster provisioning, the first control-plane node is launched by Palette in the management cluster or the cloud gateway. Once the first control-plane node goes to running state, all the resources are pivoted from the management cluster or the cloud gateway to the target workload cluster. After that, the target cluster self-manages the cluster and application lifecycle. All Day-2 operations which result in node changes, including OS/Kubernetes upgrades, scaling, and nodes certificate rotation, are triggered by changes to the Cluster API resources in the target workload cluster.
## OIDC

OpenID Connect [(OIDC)](/user-management/saml-sso/#oidcbasedsso) is an open source, authentication protocol that allows users to verify their identity, based on the authentication performed by an authorization provider.
OpenID Connect [(OIDC)](user-management/saml-sso/saml-sso.md) is an open source, authentication protocol that allows users to verify their identity, based on the authentication performed by an authorization provider.
## Organization

An organization is the equivalent of a Tenant. Review the [Tenant](#tenant) definition to learn more.
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Users are members of a [tenant](#tenant) who are assigned [roles](#role) that control their access within the platform. For example, users with the tenant admin role get permissions to perform all actions across all [projects](#project) in the tenant whereas users assigned project roles, only get specific permission within the associated projects. The user's personal information (email, name) is treated as sensitive data and fully encrypted using the tenant's unique encryption key.

## VMO
Palette [Virtual Machine Orchestrator](/vm-management) provides a unified platform for managing containerized and virtualized applications. Palette VM Orchestrator allows organizations to onboard, deploy, manage, and scale VMs within the same cluster as their containerized applications.
Palette [Virtual Machine Orchestrator](vm-management/vm-management.md) provides a unified platform for managing containerized and virtualized applications. Palette VM Orchestrator allows organizations to onboard, deploy, manage, and scale VMs within the same cluster as their containerized applications.

## Workload
An application running on the Kubernetes cluster is called a Workload. It can be a set of components that work together or a single independent component, run as a set of pods. In Kubernetes terms, a Pod is a set of running containers on your cluster.
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