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 # kubernetes-cloud-autoscaler
 
-Kubernetes cloud autoscaler for **vsphere,aws,multipass,openstack,cloudstack and vmware workstation and vmware fusion** provider including a custom resource controller to create managed node without code
+Kubernetes cloud autoscaler for **vsphere,aws,multipass,openstack,cloudstack,lxd and vmware workstation and vmware fusion** provider including a custom resource controller to create managed node without code
 
 ### This project replace [kubernetes-vmware-autoscaler](https://github.com/Fred78290/kubernetes-vmware-autoscaler), [kubernetes-aws-autoscaler](https://github.com/Fred78290/kubernetes-aws-autoscaler), [kubernetes-multipass-autoscaler](https://github.com/Fred78290/kubernetes-multipass-autoscaler), [kubernetes-desktop-autoscaler](https://github.com/Fred78290/kubernetes-desktop-autoscaler).
 
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 * Multipass
 * OpenStack
 * CloudStack
+* LXD
 
 ## Supported kube engine with kubernetes distribution
 
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 * 1.30.0
   * This version is supported kubernetes v1.30
+* 1.31.0
+  * This version is supported kubernetes v1.31
 
 ## How it works
 
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 * [external](./examples/multipass/external/autoscaler.yaml)
 * [k3s](./examples/multipass/k3s/autoscaler.yaml)
 * [kubeadm](./examples/multipass/kubeadm/autoscaler.yaml)
-* [microk8s](./examples/multipass/kubeadm/autoscaler.yaml)
+* [microk8s](./examples/multipass/microk8s/autoscaler.yaml)
 * [rke2](./examples/multipass/k3s/autoscaler.yaml)
 
 ## Use external kubernetes distribution
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 kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/vsphere/rke2/managed-nodes.yaml
 ```
 
+#### Create managed node on lxd with k3s engine
+
+```bash
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/k3s/managed-addr.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/k3s/managed-control-plane.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/k3s/managed-dhcp.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/k3s/managed-nodes.yaml
+```
+
+#### Create managed node on lxd with kubeadm engine
+
+```bash
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/kubeadm/managed-addr.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/kubeadm/managed-control-plane.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/kubeadm/managed-dhcp.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/kubeadm/managed-nodes.yaml
+```
+
+#### Create managed node on lxd with microk8s engine
+
+```bash
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/microk8s/managed-addr.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/microk8s/managed-control-plane.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/microk8s/managed-dhcp.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/microk8s/managed-nodes.yaml
+```
+
+#### Create managed node on lxd with rke2 engine
+
+```bash
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/rke2/managed-addr.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/rke2/managed-control-plane.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/rke2/managed-dhcp.yaml
+kubectl apply -f artifacts/examples/lxd/rke2/managed-nodes.yaml
+```
+
 If you want delete the node just delete the CRD with the call
 
 ```bash