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 ## Product Security
 
 At Spectro Cloud, we recognize the importance of robust security measures in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. As the provider of our cutting-edge SaaS and self-hosted Palette product, our commitment to safeguarding your data and ensuring the integrity of our services is paramount. Learn more about Palette security by reviewing the [Security](/security) section.

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 # Additional Resources 
 
 The next section provides details for setting workload clusters in various environments.
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 Edge computing brings computing and data storage closer to the source, reducing latency and bandwidth issues that result from central computing and improving overall application performance. Industries such as retail, restaurants, manufacturing, oil and gas, cruise ships, healthcare, and 5G telecommunication providers typically have use cases that require content data and processing to be closer to their applications. 
 
 
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 The following are some highlights of the comprehensive Palette Edge Solution:
 
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 * Support for pre-provisioned and on-site device registration 
 
 
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-Edge is still in active development and is subject to change. Review the Palette [release notes](/release-notes) for updates and changes.
+Palette's Edge solution is designed for sites that typically have one or more small devices, such as [Intel NUC](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/boards-kits/nuc/what-is-nuc-article.html). An instance of Palette optimized for edge computing is installed in the device along with the operating system and Kubernetes.
 
 
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+Edge is built on top of the open-source project [Kairos](https://kairos.io), which provides a tamper-proof immutable operating system with zero downtime rolling upgrade.
 
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+Palette manages the installation and all the Day-2 activities, such as scaling, upgrades, and reconfiguration.
 
-# Get Started With Edge
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-To start with Edge, review the [architecture](/clusters/edge/architecture) and the [lifecycle](/clusters/edge/edge-native-lifecycle) resource to gain a high-level understanding of the Edge components and installation process. Next, become familiar with the [EdgeForge workflow](/clusters/edge/edgeforge-workflow). EdgeForge is the workflow you will use to customize the Edge host installation to match your environment and organizational needs - this includes creating the Edge artifacts for Edge hosts. The last step of the Edge deployment lifecycle is the deployment step. Review the [Deployment](/clusters/edge/site-deployment) guide to understand what it takes to deploy an Edge host.
+Edge is still in active development and is subject to change. Review the Palette [release notes](/release-notes) for updates and changes.
 
-# Edge Native
 
-Palette's Edge native solution is designed for sites that typically have one or more small devices, such as [Intel NUC](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/boards-kits/nuc/what-is-nuc-article.html). An instance of Palette optimized for edge computing, along with the operating system and Kubernetes, is installed in the device.
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-Palette manages the installation and all the Day-2 activities, such as scaling, upgrades, and reconfiguration.
 
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-Edge is built on top of the open-source project [Kairos](https://kairos.io), which provides a tamper-proof immutable operating system with zero downtime rolling upgrade.
 
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+# Get Started With Edge
 
 
+To start with Edge, review the [architecture](/clusters/edge/architecture) and the [lifecycle](/clusters/edge/edge-native-lifecycle) resource to gain a high-level understanding of the Edge components and installation process. Next, become familiar with the [EdgeForge workflow](/clusters/edge/edgeforge-workflow). EdgeForge is the workflow you will use to customize the Edge host installation to match your environment and organizational needs - this includes creating the Edge artifacts for Edge hosts. The last step of the Edge deployment lifecycle is the deployment step. Review the [Deployment](/clusters/edge/site-deployment) guide to understand what it takes to deploy an Edge host.
 
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 - **Self-hosted**: The management plane is hosted in your environment. It can be on-prem VMware vSphere, OpenStack, bare metal, in a public cloud that manages your compute instances, or a managed Kubernetes cluster such as Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
 
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 Palette’s robust security measures safeguard your data and ensure the integrity of our services. We adhere to industry-leading standards and continuously refine our practices to provide the highest level of security. Palette infrastructure safeguards data in your Kubernetes production environment with its zero-trust architecture, granular Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), immutable Linux distributions ([Kairos](https://kairos.io/)), and hardened clusters and Kubernetes packs.
 
 Palette's security controls ensure data protection in SaaS operation at the management platform level and the [tenant](/glossary-all#tenant) cluster level. To learn more, refer to [SaaS Operation](/security/product-architecture/saas-operation). In self-hosted operation, you must ensure security controls in your environment. Find out more about self-hosted deployment in [Self-Hosted Operation](/security/product-architecture/self-hosted-operation).