Container Management Reviews and Ratings

Elastic container service is a truly exceptional service of AWS cloud, we can choose two types of platform to deploy the workload we can launch our web apps inside the Ec2 and inside the ECS Fargate container as well, Ec2 deployment with ECS gives you deeper level customization.

Docker is one of the best container tools to deploy your application. It's easy to develop, test and deploy your applications across different systems and servers. Also it is very easy to connect containers with other virtual networks and also it is very easy to deploy in cloud environments.

In business it provides operators with a single control point for developers to drive in business. One of the best tools used in my organization. It makes it an easier work experience for developers to work on under cloud technologies using Kubernetes. We can use or apply polices to our cluster like group, individual or organizational level, so that we can easily access images, reworkings and so on.

Kubernetes is a well known orchestration tool and a cluster management for containers like Docker containers. Google Kubernetes Engine is the managed Kubernetes service provided by Google to use in the Google Cloud and it utilizes the Google Infrastructure. It is easy to use if we are aware and familiar with Kubernetes engine. There are two types of cluster types provided in GKE. The first is autopilot cluster where the scaling of the containers is done automatically by the cluster depending on the usage and limits set. The second is standard cluster which requires manual administration and manual intervention to scale up or down. I have been using GKE to host confluent kafka, schema registry, ksqldb components and it has been very easy to manage and orchestrate those containers. The cluster can be easily integrated with the other GCP components like App Engine services, cloud run services etc.

Azure Kubernetes Service is the container orchestration tool developed for Azure. I have been using it for a while now and I feel that it is pretty simple to setup clusters of containers. The service takes care of the scaling and the maintenance of the nodes. The UI is pretty intuitive and gives a depth of knowledge about all the pods existing within the cluster and also specifies the cluster ips being used by those pods and also the external ips if they are set. It is easy to integrate with other Azure services like Azure functions, serverless services, cloud services etc. It is also possible to setup a custom DNS provider for the Kubernetes cluster. It can also be setup within a subnet of a VNET if the traffic has to be restricted internally or within the services under the same VNET.

This AWS service (EKS) provides an easily reliable and scalable solution for managing the Kubernetes clusters. EKS also offers high availability and robust security, and its pay-as-you-go model provides attractive choice for DEVOP's engineers.

Customer support is excellent. Rancher is a very intuitive and powerful solution. we managed to standardize and orchestrate all our Kubernetes clusters. Ranchers are great at taking care of things that would otherwise be complex on Kubernetes.

Performance-wise: perfect Configuration-wise: very good Support-wise: more than perfect

Since this is the only true enterprise level container orchestrator, it beats most of the other brand names out there that focuses more on lightweight containerization. What Open Shift excels at in comparison is the host of functions that comes with it out of the box without having to integrate much with othet devops tools for CICD.

Excellent technical team and product services. TKE provides high-quality technical support and product services for our cloud migration of self-developed business, stability of scale exceeding 100000 cores level cluster, the most advanced online-offline hybrid technology , fixed multiple kernel issues. TKE technology team has excellent ability, professional knowledge and experience , giving us strong support.

Easy to manage and access the components of our clusters. The help was very prompt which helped us a lot since we are a relatively small team.

if you are in a startup phase with less workforce then please use this serverless platform this will do everything like :- load balancing, auto scaling, deployment with zero downtime, all the things you can perform at a lower price as compared to other deployment services inside AWS.

Alauda ACP container focuses on traditional industries and large enterprises such as government enterprises,finance,and energy,especially those inclined to use private clouds.The company has won the favor of these large clients through the accumulation of comprehensive strength.

Cloud Run is a managed container service provided and offered by Google. It is quite simple to use for deploying containerized workloads and applications. We recently migrated our various monolithic applications into microservices models and deployed them to Google Cloud Platform using Cloud Run in the form of containerized applications. It is easy to setup, deploy, manage and terminate the applications as per the business needs. It provides seamless integration with other GCP services to cover various use-cases and enhance product functionalities. My experience has been quite smooth till now and I am excited to explore and use its features in the future too for our container based application management.

Azure Arc helps with consistent and easy resource management. It acts as a bridge between multi-cloud, edge and on premises settings. It improves security and simplifies operations across several infrastructures. I like the way it improves management and optimizing resources by putting everything in one control plane. By looking into all these things I feel that it's a very strong solution for managing multiple and hybrid clouds.

A fantastic scalable, flexible and powerful solution for a virtual private server that doesn't break the bank.

neuvector is a really complete security tool platform and well integrated with kubernetes clusters, thanks to NeuVector, I can always keep an eye on the status of vulnerabilities and what is happening inside the kubernetes cluster, it can block malicious connections and quarantine containers that have strange behaviors.

AWS ECS provides a very user friendly way to deploy services in a container environment. Its a great tool for a startup that wants an easy solution to deploy thier microservices regardless of the technology involved. WE have successfully deployed our, kotlin, python, nodejs services in ECS containers. It provides easy integrations with cloud watch, to see any logs during failures, it provides great rollback capabilities and easy to learn and start using. ECS Anywhere is an on premise solution so it solves issue of vendor locking as well.

It's great using Portworx, it helped in scaling our container infrastructure a lot and lot of Applications see a great value as they dont have to worry about underlying storage

Excellent User Interface , extensions to native Kubernetes , extensive add-on catalogue