Alternatives to Traefik Mesh

Compare Traefik Mesh alternatives for your business or organization using the curated list below. SourceForge ranks the best alternatives to Traefik Mesh in 2024. Compare features, ratings, user reviews, pricing, and more from Traefik Mesh competitors and alternatives in order to make an informed decision for your business.

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    Kong Mesh
    Enterprise service mesh based on Kuma for multi-cloud and multi-cluster on both Kubernetes and VMs. Deploy with a single command. Connect to other services automatically with built-in service discovery, including an Ingress resource and remote CPs. Support across any environment, including multi-cluster, multi-cloud and multi-platform on both Kubernetes and VMs. Accelerate initiatives like zero-trust and GDPR with native mesh policies, improving the speed and efficiency of every application team. Deploy a single control plane that can scale horizontally to many data planes, or support multiple clusters or even hybrid service meshes running on both Kubernetes and VMs combined. Simplify cross-zone communication using an Envoy-based ingress deployment on both Kubernetes and VMs, as well as the built-in DNS resolver for service-to-service communication. Built on top of Envoy with 50+ observability charts out of the box, you can collect metrics, traces, and logs of all L4-L7 traffic.
    Starting Price: $250 per month
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    KubeSphere

    KubeSphere

    KubeSphere

    KubeSphere is a distributed operating system for cloud-native application management, using Kubernetes as its kernel. It provides a plug-and-play architecture, allowing third-party applications to be seamlessly integrated into its ecosystem. KubeSphere is also a multi-tenant enterprise-grade open-source Kubernetes container platform with full-stack automated IT operations and streamlined DevOps workflows. It provides developer-friendly wizard web UI, helping enterprises to build out a more robust and feature-rich Kubernetes platform, which includes the most common functionalities needed for enterprise Kubernetes strategies. A CNCF-certified Kubernetes platform, 100% open-source, built and improved by the community. Can be deployed on an existing Kubernetes cluster or Linux machines, supports the online and air-gapped installation. Deliver DevOps, service mesh, observability, application management, multi-tenancy, storage, and networking management in a unified platform.
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    Linkerd

    Linkerd

    Buoyant

    Linkerd adds critical security, observability, and reliability features to your Kubernetes stack—no code change required. Linkerd is 100% Apache-licensed, with an incredibly fast-growing, active, and friendly community. Built in Rust, Linkerd's data plane proxies are incredibly small (<10 mb) and blazing fast (p99 < 1ms). No complex APIs or configuration. For most applications, Linkerd will “just work” out of the box. Linkerd's control plane installs into a single namespace, and services can be safely added to the mesh, one at a time. Get a comprehensive suite of diagnostic tools, including automatic service dependency maps and live traffic samples. Best-in-class observability allows you to monitor golden metrics—success rate, request volume, and latency—for every service.
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    Gloo Mesh

    Gloo Mesh

    solo.io

    Today's Kubernetes environments need help in scaling, securing and observing modern cloud-native applications. Gloo Mesh, based on the industry's leading Istio service mesh, simplifies multi-cloud and multi-cluster management of service mesh for containers and virtual machines. Gloo Mesh helps platform engineering teams to reduce costs, reduce risks, and improve application agility. Gloo Mesh is a modular component of Gloo Platform. The service mesh allows for application-aware network tasks to be managed independently from the application, adding observability, security, and reliability to distributed applications. By introducing the service mesh to your applications, you can: Simplify the application layer Provide more insights into your traffic Increase the security of your application
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    Google Cloud Traffic Director
    Toil-free traffic management for your service mesh. Service mesh is a powerful abstraction that's become increasingly popular to deliver microservices and modern applications. In a service mesh, the service mesh data plane, with service proxies like Envoy, moves the traffic around and the service mesh control plane provides policy, configuration, and intelligence to these service proxies. Traffic Director is GCP's fully managed traffic control plane for service mesh. With Traffic Director, you can easily deploy global load balancing across clusters and VM instances in multiple regions, offload health checking from service proxies, and configure sophisticated traffic control policies. Traffic Director uses open xDSv2 APIs to communicate with the service proxies in the data plane, which ensures that you are not locked into a proprietary interface.
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    AWS App Mesh

    AWS App Mesh

    Amazon Web Services

    AWS App Mesh is a service mesh that provides application-level networking to facilitate communication between your services across various types of computing infrastructure. App Mesh offers comprehensive visibility and high availability for your applications. Modern applications are generally made up of multiple services. Each service can be developed using various types of compute infrastructure, such as Amazon EC2, Amazon ECS, Amazon EKS, and AWS Fargate. As the number of services within an application grows, it becomes difficult to pinpoint the exact location of errors, redirect traffic after errors, and safely implement code changes. Previously, this required creating monitoring and control logic directly in your code and redeploying your services every time there were changes.
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    Anthos Service Mesh
    Designing your applications as microservices provides many benefits. However, your workloads can become complex and fragmented as they scale. Anthos Service Mesh is Google's implementation of the powerful Istio open source project, which allows you to manage, observe, and secure services without having to change your application code. Anthos Service Mesh simplifies service delivery, from managing mesh telemetry and traffic to protecting communications between services, significantly reducing the burden on development and operations teams. Anthos Service Mesh is Google's fully managed service mesh, allowing you to easily manage these complex environments and reap all the benefits they offer. As a fully managed offering, Anthos Service Mesh takes the guesswork and effort out of purchasing and managing your service mesh solution. Focus on building great apps and let us take care of the mesh.
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    Tetrate

    Tetrate

    Tetrate

    Connect and manage applications across clusters, clouds, and data centers. Coordinate app connectivity across heterogeneous infrastructure from a single management plane. Integrate traditional workloads into your cloud-native application infrastructure. Create tenants within your business to define fine-grained access control and editing rights for teams on shared infrastructure. Audit the history of changes to services and shared resources from day zero. Automate traffic shifting across failure domains before your customers notice. TSB sits at the application edge, at cluster ingress, and between workloads in your Kubernetes and traditional compute clusters. Edge and ingress gateways route and load balance application traffic across clusters and clouds while the mesh controls connectivity between services. A single management plane configures connectivity, security, and observability for your entire application network.
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    IBM Cloud Managed Istio
    Istio is an open technology that provides a way for developers to seamlessly connect, manage and secure networks of different microservices — regardless of platform, source or vendor. Istio is currently one of the fastest-growing open-source projects based on Github contributors, and its strength is its community. IBM is proud to be a founder and contributor of the Istio project and a leader of Istio Working Groups. Istio on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service is offered as a managed add-on that integrates Istio directly with your Kubernetes cluster. A single click deploys a tuned, production-ready Istio instance on your IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service cluster. A single click runs Istio core components and tracing, monitoring and visualization tools. IBM Cloud updates all Istio components and manages the control-plane component's lifecycle.
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    ServiceStage

    ServiceStage

    Huawei Cloud

    Deploys your applications using containers, VMs, or serverless, and easily implements auto scaling, performance analysis, and fault diagnosis. Supports native Spring Cloud and Dubbo frameworks and Service Mesh, provides all-scenario capabilities, and supports mainstream languages such as Java, Go, PHP, Node.js, and Python. Supports cloud-native transformation of Huawei core services, meeting strict performance, usability, and security compliance requirements. Development frameworks, running environments, and common components are available for web, microservice, mobile, and AI applications. Full management of applications throughout the entire process, including deployment and upgrade. Monitoring, events, alarms, logs, and tracing diagnosis, and built-in AI capabilities, making O&M easy. Creates a flexibly customizable application delivery pipeline with only a few clicks.
    Starting Price: $0.03 per hour-instance
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    Istio

    Istio

    Istio

    Connect, secure, control, and observe services. Istio’s traffic routing rules let you easily control the flow of traffic and API calls between services. Istio simplifies configuration of service-level properties like circuit breakers, timeouts, and retries, and makes it easy to set up important tasks like A/B testing, canary rollouts, and staged rollouts with percentage-based traffic splits. It also provides out-of-box failure recovery features that help make your application more robust against failures of dependent services or the network. Istio Security provides a comprehensive security solution to solve these issues. This page gives an overview on how you can use Istio security features to secure your services, wherever you run them. In particular, Istio security mitigates both insider and external threats against your data, endpoints, communication, and platform. Istio generates detailed telemetry for all service communications within a mesh.
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    Kuma

    Kuma

    Kuma

    The open-source control plane for service mesh, delivering security, observability, routing and more. Built on top of Envoy, Kuma is a modern control plane for Microservices & Service Mesh for both K8s and VMs, with support for multiple meshes in one cluster. Out of the box L4 + L7 policy architecture to enable zero trust security, observability, discovery, routing and traffic reliability in one click. Getting up and running with Kuma only requires three easy steps. Natively embedded with Envoy proxy, Kuma Delivers easy to use policies that can secure, observe, connect, route and enhance service connectivity for every application and services, databases included. Build modern service and application connectivity across every platform, cloud and architecture. Kuma supports modern Kubernetes environments and Virtual Machine workloads in the same cluster, with native multi-cloud and multi-cluster connectivity to support the entire organization.
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    Aspen Mesh

    Aspen Mesh

    Aspen Mesh

    Aspen Mesh empowers companies to drive more performance from their modern app environment by leveraging the power of their service mesh. As part of F5, Aspen Mesh is focused on delivering enterprise-class products that enhance companies’ modern app environments. Deliver new and differentiating features faster with microservices. Aspen Mesh lets you do that at scale, with confidence. Reduce the risk of downtime and improve your customers’ experience. If you’re scaling microservices to production on Kubernetes, Aspen Mesh will help you get the most out of your distributed systems. Aspen Mesh empowers companies to drive more performance from their modern app environment by leveraging the power of their service mesh. Alerts that decrease the risk of application failure or performance degradation based on data and machine learning models. Secure Ingress safely exposes enterprise apps to customers and the web.
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    Netmaker

    Netmaker

    Netmaker

    Netmaker is an open source tool based on the groundbreaking WireGuard protocol. Netmaker unifies distributed environments with ease, from multi-cloud to Kubernetes. Netmaker enhances Kubernetes clusters by providing flexible and secure networking for cross-environment scenarios. Netmaker uses WireGuard for modern, secure encryption. It is built with zero trust in mind, utilizes access control lists, and follows leading industry standards for secure networking. Netmaker enables you to create relays, gateways, full VPN meshes, and even zero trust networks. Netmaker is fully configurable to let you maximize the power of Wireguard.
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    F5 Distributed Cloud Mesh
    F5® Distributed Cloud Mesh is used to connect, secure, control and observe applications deployed within a single cloud location or applications distributed across multiple clouds and edge sites. Its unique proxy-based and zero-trust architecture significantly improves security as it provides application access without providing any network connectivity across clusters and sites. In addition, using our global network backbone, we are able to deliver deterministic, reliable, and secure connectivity across multi-cloud, edge, and to/from the Internet.
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    Network Service Mesh

    Network Service Mesh

    Network Service Mesh

    A common flat vL3 domain allowing DBs running in multiple clusters/clouds/hybrid to communicate just with each other for DB replication. Workloads from multiple companies connecting to a single ‘collaborative’ Service Mesh for cross company interactions. Each workload has a single option of what connectivity domain to be connected to, and only workloads in a given runtime domain could be part of its connectivity domain. In short: Connectivity Domains are Strongly Coupled to Runtime Domains. A central tenant of Cloud Native is Loose Coupling. In a Loosely Coupled system, the ability for each workload to receive service from alternative providers is preserved. What Runtime Domain a workload is running in is a non-sequitur to its communications needs. Workloads that are part of the same App need Connectivity between each other no matter where they are running.
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    greymatter.io

    greymatter.io

    greymatter.io

    Maximize your resources. Ensure optimal use of your clouds, platforms, and software. This is application and API network operations management redefined. The same governance rules, observability, auditing, and policy control for every application, API, and network across your multi-cloud, data center and edge environments, all in one place. Zero-trust micro-segmentation, omni-directional traffic splitting, infrastructure agnostic attestation, and traffic management to secure your resources. ​IT-informed decision-making is real. Application, API & network monitoring and control generate massive IT operations data. Use it in real time through AI. Logging, metrics, tracing, and audits through Grey Matter simplifies integration and standardizes aggregation for all IT Operations data. Fully leverage your mesh telemetry and securely and flexibly future-proof your hybrid infrastructure.
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    Calisti

    Calisti

    Cisco

    Calisti enables security, observability, traffic management for microservices and cloud native applications, and allows admins to switch between live and historical views. Configuring Service Level Objectives (SLOs), burn rate, error budget and compliance monitoring, Calisti sends a GraphQL alert to automatically scale based on SLO burn rate. Calisti manages microservices running on containers and virtual machines, allowing for application migration from VMs to containers in a phased manner. Reducing management overhead by applying policies consistently and meeting application Service Level Objectives across both K8s and VMs. Istio has new releases every three months. Calisti includes our Istio Operator that automates lifecycle management, and even enables canary deployment of the platform itself.
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    F5 NGINX Service Mesh
    The always-free NGINX Service Mesh scales from open source projects to a fully supported, secure, and scalable enterprise‑grade solution. Take control of Kubernetes with NGINX Service Mesh, featuring a unified data plane for ingress and egress management in a single configuration. The real star of NGINX Service Mesh is the fully integrated, high-performance data plane. Leveraging the power of NGINX Plus to operate highly available and scalable containerized environments, our data plane brings a level of enterprise traffic management, performance, and scalability to the market that no other sidecars can offer. It provides the seamless and transparent load balancing, reverse proxy, traffic routing, identity, and encryption features needed for production-grade service mesh deployments. When paired with the NGINX Plus-based version of NGINX Ingress Controller, it provides a unified data plane that can be managed with a single configuration.
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    Kiali

    Kiali

    Kiali

    Kiali is a management console for Istio service mesh. Kiali can be quickly installed as an Istio add-on or trusted as a part of your production environment. Using Kiali wizards to generate application and request routing configuration. Kiali provides Actions to create, update and delete Istio configuration, driven by wizards. Kiali offers a robust set of service actions, with accompanying wizards. Kiali provides a list and detailed views for your mesh components. Kiali provides filtered list views of all your service mesh definitions. Each view provides health, details, YAML definitions and links to help you visualize your mesh. Overview is the default Tab for any detail page. The overview tab provides detailed information, including health status, and a detailed mini-graph of the current traffic involving the component. The full set of tabs, as well as the detailed information, varies based on the component type.
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    Buoyant Cloud
    Fully managed Linkerd, right on your cluster. Running a service mesh shouldn’t require a team of engineers. Buoyant Cloud manages Linkerd so that you don’t have to. Automate away the toil. Buoyant Cloud automatically keeps your Linkerd control plane and data plane up to date with the latest versions and handles installs, trust anchor rotation, and more. Automate upgrades, installs, and more. Keep data plane proxy versions always in sync. Rotate TLS trust anchors without breaking a sweat. Never get taken unaware. Buoyant Cloud continuously monitors the health of your Linkerd deployments and proactively alerts you of potential issues before they escalate. Automatically track service mesh health. Get a global, cross-cluster view of Linkerd's behavior. Monitor and report Linkerd best practices. Forget overly-complicated solutions that pile one layer of complexity on top of another. Linkerd just works, and Buoyant Cloud makes Linkerd easier than ever.¿
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    VMware Avi Load Balancer
    Simplify application delivery with software-defined load balancers, web application firewall, and container ingress services for any application in any data center and cloud. Simplify administration with centralized policies and operational consistency across on-premises data centers, and hybrid and public clouds, including VMware Cloud (VMC on AWS, OCVS, AVS, GCVE), AWS, Azure, Google, and Oracle Cloud. Free infrastructure teams from manual tasks and enable DevOps teams with self-service. Application delivery automation toolkits include Python SDK, RESTful APIs, Ansible and Terraform integrations. Gain unprecedented insights, including network, end users and security, with real-time application performance monitoring, closed-loop analytics and deep machine learning.
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    Meshery

    Meshery

    Meshery

    Describe all of your cloud native infrastructure and manage as a pattern. Design your service mesh configuration and workload deployments. Apply intelligent canary strategies and performance profiles with service mesh pattern management. Assess your service mesh configuration against deployment and operational best practices with Meshery's configuration validator. Validate your service mesh's conformance to Service Mesh Interface (SMI) specifications. Dynamically load and manage your own WebAssembly filters in Envoy-based service meshes. Service mesh adapters provision, configure, and manage their respective service meshes.
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    Envoy

    Envoy

    Envoy Proxy

    As on the ground microservice practitioners quickly realize, the majority of operational problems that arise when moving to a distributed architecture are ultimately grounded in two areas: networking and observability. It is simply an orders of magnitude larger problem to network and debug a set of intertwined distributed services versus a single monolithic application. Envoy is a self contained, high performance server with a small memory footprint. It runs alongside any application language or framework. Envoy supports advanced load balancing features including automatic retries, circuit breaking, global rate limiting, request shadowing, zone local load balancing, etc. Envoy provides robust APIs for dynamically managing its configuration.
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    Apache ServiceComb

    Apache ServiceComb

    ServiceComb

    Open-source, full-stack microservice solution. With out-of-the-box, high performance, compatible with popular ecology, and multi-language support. Service contract guarantee based on OpenAPI. One-click scaffolding, out of the box, speeds up the building of microservice applications. The ecological extension supports multiple development languages such as Java/Golang/PHP/NodeJS. Apache ServiceComb is an open-source solution for microservices. It consists of multiple components that can be flexibly adapted to different scenarios through the combination of components. This guide can help you get started quickly with Apache ServiceComb, which is the best place to start trying for first-time users. To decouple the programming and communication models, so that a programming model can be combined with any communication models as needed. Application developers only need to focus on APIs during development and can flexibly switch communication models during deployment.
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    ARMO

    ARMO

    ARMO

    ARMO provides total security for in-house workloads and data. Our patent-pending technology prevents breaches and protects against security overhead regardless of your environment, cloud-native, hybrid, or legacy. ARMO protects every microservice and protects it uniquely. We do this by creating a cryptographic code DNA-based workload identity, analyzing each application’s unique code signature, to deliver an individualized and secure identity to every workload instance. To prevent hacking, we establish and maintain trusted security anchors in the protected software memory throughout the application execution lifecycle. Stealth coding-based technology blocks all attempts at reverse engineering of the protection code and ensures comprehensive protection of secrets and encryption keys while in-use. Our keys are never exposed and thus cannot be stolen.
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    HashiCorp Consul
    A multi-cloud service networking platform to connect and secure services across any runtime platform and public or private cloud. Real-time health and location information of all services. Progressive delivery and zero trust security with less overhead. Receive peace of mind that all HCP connections are secured out of the box. Gain insight into service health and performance metrics with built-in visualization directly in the Consul UI or by exporting metrics to a third-party solution. Many modern applications have migrated towards decentralized architectures as opposed to traditional monolithic architectures. This is especially true with microservices. Since applications are composed of many inter-dependent services, there's a need to have a topological view of the services and their dependencies. Furthermore, there is a desire to have insight into health and performance metrics for the different services.
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    Valence

    Valence

    Valence Security

    Today, organizations automate business processes by integrating hundreds of applications via direct APIs, SaaS marketplaces and third-party apps, and hyperautomation platforms, forming a SaaS to SaaS supply chain. ‍ The supply chain enables exchange of data and privileges via an expanding network of indiscriminate and shadow connectivity. This leads to an increasing risk surface of supply chain attacks, misconfigurations and data exposure. Bring SaaS to SaaS connectivity out of the shadows and map your risk surface. Identify and alert on risky changes, new integrations and anomalous data flows. Extend zero trust principles to your SaaS to SaaS supply chain with governance and policy enforcement. Delivers quick, continuous and non-intrusive SaaS to SaaS supply chain risk surface management. Streamlines collaboration between business application teams and enterprise IT security teams.
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    Cisco Service Mesh Manager
    The documentation set for this product strives to use bias-free language. For the purposes of this documentation set, bias-free is defined as language that does not imply discrimination based on age, disability, gender, racial identity, ethnic identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and intersectionality. Exceptions may be present in the documentation due to language that is hardcoded in the user interfaces of the product software, language used based on RFP documentation, or language that is used by a referenced third-party product. Learn more about how Cisco is using Inclusive Language. With the accelerating demand for digital transformation, businesses are increasingly adopting cloud-native architectures. Microservice-based applications are created with software functionality spread across multiple services that are independently deployable, easier to maintain and test, and can be more rapidly updated.
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    meshIQ

    meshIQ

    meshIQ

    Middleware Observability & Management Software for Messaging, Event Processing, and Streaming Across Hybrid Cloud (MESH). - Complete observability and monitoring of Integration MESH with 360° Situational Awareness® - Securely manage, and automate configuration, administration, and deployment - Track, trace, and analyze transactions, messages and flows - Collect, monitor, and benchmark MESH performance meshIQ delivers granular access controls to manage configurations across the MESH to reduce downtime and quick recovery from outages. Provides the ability to find, browse, track, and trace messages to detect bottlenecks and speeding up root-cause analysis. Unlocks the integration blackbox to deliver visibility across the MESH infrastructure to visualize, analyze, report, and predict. Delivers the ability to trigger automated actions based on pre-defined criteria or intelligent actions determined by AI/ML.
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    Altinity

    Altinity

    Altinity

    Altinity's expert engineering team can implement everything from core ClickHouse features to Kubernetes operator behavior to client library improvements. A flexible docker-based GUI manager for ClickHouse that can do the following: Install ClickHouse clusters; Add, delete, and replace nodes; Monitor cluster status; Help with troubleshooting and diagnostics. 3rd party tools and software integrations: Ingest: Kafka, ClickTail; APIs: Python, Golang, ODBC, Java; Kubernetes; UI tools: Grafana, Superset, Tabix, Graphite; Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL; BI tools: Tableau and many more. Altinity.Cloud incorporates lessons from helping hundreds of customers operate ClickHouse-based analytics. Altinity.Cloud has a Kubernetes-based architecture that delivers portability and user choice of where to operate. Designed from the beginning to run anywhere without lock-in. Cost management is critical for SaaS businesses.
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    SUSE Rancher
    SUSE Rancher addresses the needs of DevOps teams deploying applications with Kubernetes and IT operations delivering enterprise-critical services. SUSE Rancher supports any CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution. For on-premises workloads, we offer the RKE. We support all the public cloud distributions, including EKS, AKS, and GKE. At the edge, we offer K3s. SUSE Rancher provides simple, consistent cluster operations, including provisioning, version management, visibility and diagnostics, monitoring and alerting, and centralized audit. SUSE Rancher lets you automate processes and applies a consistent set of user access and security policies for all your clusters, no matter where they’re running. SUSE Rancher provides a rich catalogue of services for building, deploying, and scaling containerized applications, including app packaging, CI/CD, logging, monitoring, and service mesh.
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    Yandex Managed Service for OpenSearch
    A service for managing OpenSearch clusters in Yandex Cloud infrastructure. Take advantage of this popular open source solution and integrate fast and scalable full-text search into your products. Deploy a ready-to-use OpenSearch cluster in just a few minutes, with product settings already optimized for the chosen cluster size. We take care of cluster maintenance: reserves, monitoring, fault tolerance, and software updates. Use our visualization tools to set up analytical dashboards, application monitoring, and alert systems. Connect third-party authentication and authorization services (SAML). The service supports granular configurations for data access levels. Open source code allows us to develop the service together with the community, be the first to provide timely updates and prevent vendor lock-in. OpenSearch is an easily scalable system of open source search and analytical tools. It offers a set of technologies for providing fast search and analytics.
    Starting Price: $0.012240 per GB
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    Azure Red Hat OpenShift
    Azure Red Hat OpenShift provides highly available, fully managed OpenShift clusters on demand, monitored and operated jointly by Microsoft and Red Hat. Kubernetes is at the core of Red Hat OpenShift. OpenShift brings added-value features to complement Kubernetes, making it a turnkey container platform as a service (PaaS) with a significantly improved developer and operator experience. Highly available, fully managed public and private clusters, automated operations, and over-the-air platform upgrades. Take advantage of the enhanced user interface for application topology and builds in the web console to build, deploy, configure, and visualize containerized applications and cluster resources more easily.
    Starting Price: $0.44 per hour
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    Anthos

    Anthos

    Google

    Anthos lets you build, deploy, and manage applications anywhere in a secure, consistent manner. You can modernize existing applications running on virtual machines while deploying cloud-native apps on containers in an increasingly hybrid and multi-cloud world. Our application platform provides a consistent development and operations experience across all your deployments while reducing operational overhead and improving developer productivity. Anthos GKE: Enterprise-grade container orchestration and management service for running Kubernetes clusters anywhere, in both cloud and on-premises environments. Anthos Config Management: Define, automate, and enforce policies across environments in order to meet your organization’s unique security and compliance requirements. Anthos Service Mesh: Anthos unburdens operations and development teams by empowering them to manage and secure traffic between services while monitoring, troubleshooting, and improving application performance.
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    Weaveworks

    Weaveworks

    Weaveworks

    Continuous delivery for application teams and continuous control for platform teams. Automate Kubernetes with GitOps one pull request at a time. The multi cluster-control plane allows cluster operators to control and observe across any Kubernetes. Immediately detect drift and evaluate cluster health or even inform roll back actions as well as monitor continuous operations. Rapidly create, update and manage production ready application clusters with all of the add-ons needed for an agile cloud native platform with a single click. Reliability through automation. Minimize operations overhead with automated cluster lifecycle management: upgrades, security patches, and cluster extension updates. GitOps is an operating model for cloud native applications running on Kubernetes. The GitOps methodology enables continuous software delivery through automated pipelines. It focuses on a developer centric experience to deploy, monitor and manage workloads by using your version control system.
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    Rafay

    Rafay

    Rafay

    Delight developers and operations teams with the self-service and automation they need, with the right mix of standardization and control that the business requires. Centrally specify and manage configurations (in Git) for clusters encompassing security policy and software add-ons such as service mesh, ingress controllers, monitoring, logging, and backup and restore solutions. Blueprints and add-on lifecycle management can easily be applied to greenfield and brownfield clusters centrally. Blueprints can also be shared across multiple teams for centralized governance of add-ons deployed across the fleet. For environments requiring agile development cycles, users can go from a Git push to an updated application on managed clusters in seconds — 100+ times a day. This is particularly suited for developer environments where updates are very frequent.
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    Nutanix Kubernetes Engine
    Fast-track your way to production-ready Kubernetes and simplify lifecycle management with Nutanix Kubernetes Engine, an enterprise Kubernetes management solution. NKE empowers you to deliver and manage an end-to-end, production-ready Kubernetes environment with push-button simplicity while preserving a native user experience. Deploy and configure production-ready Kubernetes clusters in minutes, as opposed to days or weeks. Automatically configure and deploy your Kubernetes clusters for high availability through NKE’s simple, streamlined workflow. Every NKE Kubernetes cluster is deployed with a Nutanix full-featured CSI driver, which natively integrates with Volumes Block Storage and Files Storage to easily provide persistent storage for containerized applications. Add Kubernetes worker nodes with a single click. When additional physical resources are needed, expanding the cluster is just as simple.
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    Tencent Kubernetes Engine
    TKE is fully compatible with the entire range of Kubernetes capabilities and has been adapted to Tencent Cloud's fundamental IaaS capabilities such as CVM and CBS. In addition, Tencent Cloud’s Kubernetes-based cloud products such as CBS and CLB support one-click deployment to container clusters for a variety of open source applications, greatly improving deployment efficiency. Thanks to TKE, you can simplify the management of large-scale clusters and management and OPS of distributed applications without having to use cluster management software or design fault-tolerant cluster architecture. Simply launch TKE and specify the tasks you want to run, and then TKE will take care of all of the cluster management tasks, allowing you to focus on developing Dockerized applications.
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    ContainIQ

    ContainIQ

    ContainIQ

    Our out-of-the-box solution allows you to monitor the health of your cluster and troubleshoot issues faster with pre-built dashboards that just work. And our clear and affordable pricing makes it easy to get started today. ContainIQ deploys three agents that sit inside your cluster: a single replica deployment that collects metrics and events from the Kubernetes API and two additional daemon sets, one that collects latency information for every pod on that node and another that collects logs for all of your pods/containers. Monitor latency by microservice and by path, including p95, p99, average, and RPS. Works instantly without application packages or middleware. Set alerts on significant changes. Search functionality, filter by date range, and view data over time. View all incoming and outgoing requests alongside metadata. Graph P99, P95, average latency, and error rate over time for each URL path. Correlate logs for a specific trace, useful for debugging when problems arise.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Apache SkyWalking
    Application performance monitor tool for distributed systems, specially designed for microservices, cloud-native and container-based (Kubernetes) architectures. 100+ billion telemetry data could be collected and analyzed from one SkyWalking cluster. Support log formatting, extract metrics, and various sampling policies through script pipeline in high performance. Support service-centric, deployment-centric, and API-centric alarm rule setting. Support forwarding alarms and all telemetry data to 3rd party. Metrics, traces, and logs from mature ecosystems are supported, e.g. Zipkin, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Zabbix, Fluentd.
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    IBM Cloud Monitoring
    You’ve embraced cloud architecture. But its complexity is difficult to monitor. The IBM Cloud Monitoring service is a fully managed monitoring service for administrators, DevOps teams and developers. Expect deep container visibility and comprehensive metrics. Reduce cost as you free up DevOps and better manage the software lifecycle. Configure a cluster to forward metrics to the IBM Cloud Monitoring service in the IBM Cloud. Increase productivity of administrators, DevOps teams and devs. Get notifications about metrics and events. Use dashboards to help you see the health of your environment. Discover apps, containers, hosts and networks dynamically. Display content and control access on a per-user, per-team basis. Configure an Ubuntu host to forward metrics to the IBM Cloud Monitoring service in the IBM Cloud. Cloud monitoring and troubleshooting for infrastructure, cloud services and applications.
    Starting Price: $35 per month
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    Kyverno

    Kyverno

    Kyverno

    Kyverno is a policy engine designed for Kubernetes. With Kyverno, policies are managed as Kubernetes resources and no new language is required to write policies. This allows using familiar tools such as kubectl, Git, and Kustomize to manage policies. Kyverno policies can validate, mutate, and generate Kubernetes resources plus ensure OCI image supply chain security. The Kyverno CLI can be used to test policies and validate resources as part of a CI/CD pipeline. Kyverno allows cluster administrators to manage environment specific configurations independently of workload configurations and enforce configuration best practices for their clusters. Kyverno can be used to scan existing workloads for best practices, or can be used to enforce best practices by blocking or mutating API requests. Block non-conformant resources using admission controls, or report policy violations.
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    Porter

    Porter

    Porter

    Porter deploys your applications into your own cloud account in just a few clicks. Get started quickly on Porter, and customize your infrastructure freely as you scale. With a few clicks, Porter will spin up a Kubernetes cluster that's production-ready out of the box, along with other auxiliary infrastructure such as VPC, load balancers, and image registries. Link up your Git repository and let Porter handle the rest. Porter will build your application using Dockerfiles or Buildpacks and automatically configure CI/CD using GitHub Actions that you can customize later. Assign resources, add environment variables, and customize networking - it's your own Kubernetes cluster under the hood, anything can be configured. Porter monitors your cluster constantly to ensure scalability.
    Starting Price: $6 per month
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    TriggerMesh

    TriggerMesh

    TriggerMesh

    TriggerMesh believes developers will increasingly build applications as a mesh of cloud-native functions and services from multiple cloud providers and on-premises. We believe this architecture is the best way for agile businesses to deliver effortless digital experiences. TriggerMesh is the first product that leverages Kubernetes and Knative to provide application integration across clouds and on-premises. With TriggerMesh, you can automate enterprise workflows by connecting applications, cloud services, and serverless functions. Cloud-native applications are becoming more popular. As a result, the number of functions that are hosted across disparate cloud infrastructure is proliferating. TriggerMesh breaks down cloud silos to provide true cross-cloud portability and interoperability
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    Akuity

    Akuity

    Akuity

    Start using a fully-managed Akuity platform for Argo CD. Get direct expert support from the Argo co-creators and maintainers. Leverage the industry-leading suite of Kubernetes-native application delivery software and implement GitOps inside your organization. We took Argo CD and put it in the cloud for your convenience. Created with the best developer experience in mind, the Akuity platform with end-to-end analytics is enterprise-ready from day one. Manage clusters at scale and safely deploy thousands of applications using GitOps best practices. The Argo Project is a suite of open source tools for deploying and running applications and workloads on Kubernetes. It extends the Kubernetes APIs and unlocks new and powerful capabilities in continuous delivery, container orchestration, event automation, progressive delivery, and more. Argo is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) incubating project and is trusted in production by leading enterprises around the world.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Velero

    Velero

    Velero

    Velero is an open source tool to safely backup and restore, perform disaster recovery, and migrate Kubernetes cluster resources and persistent volumes. Reduces time to recovery in case of infrastructure loss, data corruption, and/or service outages. Enables cluster portability by easily migrating Kubernetes resources from one cluster to another​. Offers key data protection features such as scheduled backups, retention schedules, and pre or post-backup hooks for custom actions. Backup your Kubernetes resources and volumes for an entire cluster, or part of a cluster by using namespaces or label selectors. Set schedules to automatically kickoff backups at recurring intervals. Configure pre and post-backup hooks to perform custom operations before and after Velero backups. Velero is released as open source software and provides community support through our GitHub project page.
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    Crowdkeep

    Crowdkeep

    Crowdkeep

    Manual entry is tedious and prone to human error. Crowdkeep is transforming this outdated and ineffective industry to improve the speed, accuracy, and safety of key operations in any business. Through Mesh-enabled technology and a patented data collection system, we offer an easy-to-deploy Worksite Safety & Contact-tracing solution where employers can track employee performance and safety on a jobsite in a way that is neither invasive nor time-consuming and leads to accurate and actionable data. Set up IoT gateways, anchors and sensors on your jobsite with zero configuration. Employees receive Smart ID badges. Sensors automatically record when employees arrive, when they leave, and where they are throughout the day. Eliminate a tedious process for employees while increasing accountability and productivity. Track in real time where assets are and how they’re performing in a fast-paced environment.
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    Kubecost

    Kubecost

    Kubecost

    Kubecost provides real-time cost visibility and insights for teams using Kubernetes, helping you continuously reduce your cloud costs. Breakdown costs by any Kubernetes concepts, including deployment, service, namespace label, and more. View costs across multiple clusters in a single view or via a single API endpoint. Join Kubernetes costs with any external cloud services or infrastructure spend to have a complete picture. External costs can be shared and then attributed to any Kubernetes concept for a comprehensive view of spend. Receive dynamic recommendations for reducing spend without sacrificing performance. Prioritize key infrastructure or application changes for improving resource efficiency and reliability. Quickly catch cost overruns and infrastructure outage risks before they become a problem with real-time notifications. Preserve engineering workflows by integrating with tools like PagerDuty and Slack.
    Starting Price: $199 per month
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    Kubestone

    Kubestone

    Kubestone

    Welcome to Kubestone, the benchmarking operator for Kubernetes. Kubestone is a benchmarking operator that can evaluate the performance of Kubernetes installations. Supports a common set of benchmarks to measure, CPU, disk, network and application performance. Fine-grained control over Kubernetes scheduling primitives, affinity, anti-affinity, tolerations, storage classes, and node selection. New benchmarks can easily be added by implementing a new controller. Benchmarks runs are defined as custom resources and executed in the cluster using Kubernetes resources, pods, jobs, deployments, and services. Follow the quickstart guide to see how Kubestone can be deployed and how benchmarks can be run. Benchmarks can be executed via Kubestone by creating custom resources in your cluster. After the namespace is created you can use it to post a benchmark request to the cluster. The resulting benchmark executions will reside in this namespace.