Name: Review of Mirantis Kubernetes Engine
Item: Mirantis Kubernetes Engine
Rating: 4.8
Author: Verified Reviewer

Reviewed in Last 12 Months

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1. Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS)

By Amazon Web Services (AWS)

4.5

(276 Ratings)

We have been using Amazon EKS for more than 3 years now and can easily say that it has excellent stability. It also has predictable upgrade paths and seamless integration with AWS networking, IAM, and monitoring tools. Our cluster uptime has been excellent, and now failures tend to be isolated to misconfiguration rather than platform stability. I took a star off as I think it does take time and expertise to operate EKS efficiently, but not a lack of capability.

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2. Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS)

By Amazon Web Services (AWS)

4.6

(220 Ratings)

By running only portable workloads on containers, it helps prevent unnecessary server construction and promotes the use of containers within an organization as a common function.

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3. AWS Fargate

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4.6

(100 Ratings)

Generally, it seems that the service provided is of a very high standard. Responses to problems and malfunctions also seem to be prompt.

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4. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

By Microsoft

4.6

(76 Ratings)

AKS helps automate and scale enterprise business solutions across domains and regions with ease. It comes with a simplified managed interface for users across clusters who are pre-validated and provided with access via a managed identity resource platform.

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5. Huawei Cloud Container Engine

By Huawei

4.7

(70 Ratings)

The platform provides a reasonably stable K8s-based orchestration environment with solid integration to other Huawei Cloud services (networking, storage, and security). CCE aligns well with standard K8s workflows, however the documentation quality of these services is inconsistent and troubleshooting guidance can be limited. Some advanced configurations require more manual intervention than expected, for example, checking how many and which deployments are using a specific PV or PVC storage. Our company is also actively investigating performance inconsistencies in our production deployments. While the orchestration and autoscaling configurations are implemented correctly based on official documentation, the platform has not consistently delivered the expected website performance improvements under scaling events. This has required additional performance analysis and tuning to determine which technological layer the bottleneck originates from.

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6. SUSE Rancher

By SUSE

4.6

(63 Ratings)

So, SUSE Rancher RKE2 (Rancher Kubernetes Environment for Government), as a purpose-built platform for regulated and security-sensitive environment, the opinionated hardened defaults fit well within our operations. Overall, RKE2 and Rancher provide one of the most stable and repeatable Kubernetes experiences available for government customers. Rancher simplifies our operational overhead of deploying, upgrading, securing, and managing Kubernetes at scale. The platform has consistently demonstrated reliability and predictability.

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7. Portainer

By Portainer

4.6

(44 Ratings)

Portainer does the job it's built for, but it also isn't the best container management/orchestration platform out there. It handles building and deploying containers into your environment and supports deployment to remote environments, which is very convenient at scale. However, Portainer's UI/UX is clunky, and I find it easier to deploy out of CLI and YAML files instead of using Portainer due to Portainer's own unique methods of handling deployments.

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8. Cloud Run

By Google

4.5

(40 Ratings)

My experience with Google Cloud Run has been very positive, offering simple deployments, automatic scaling and reliable performance for a containerized React application. Provides reliable scaling and reduces operational effort to manage the infrastructure.

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