Best Container Orchestration Software for Terraform

Find and compare the best Container Orchestration software for Terraform in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Container Orchestration software for Terraform on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Platform9 Reviews
    Platform9 Private Cloud Director turns existing servers and storage into a fully featured private cloud. It provides a fast and efficient method for organizations to migrate away from VMware, with minimal disruption. Enterprise IT teams get a familiar virtualization management experience and a true drop-in replacement for VMware vSphere features, offering all critical enterprise features out of the box: Virtual Machine (VM) High Availability, live migration (vMotion equivalent), Dynamic Resource Rebalancing (VMware DRS equivalent), VM cloning, snapshots, templates, software-defined networking, and secure multi-tenancy. Unlike other solutions that may require proprietary hyperconverged infrastructure or re-platforming to Kubernetes, Private Cloud Director works with existing environments—including servers from Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and storage systems from NetApp, Tintri, Pure Storage, and more. Private Cloud Director can be deployed as a fully self-managed solution, a SaaS-managed service, or in air-gapped environments, giving IT teams complete control over their operating model. With Platform9’s free vJailbreak tool, enterprises can perform automated migrations of entire VMware vSphere clusters to Private Cloud Director—including complex VM configurations, multiple datastores, and advanced network policies—at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional approaches. Private Cloud Director supports both VMs and container workloads on a single unified platform, enabling a gradual transition to cloud-native architecture without disrupting current operations. Private Cloud Director can be deployed flexibly as a fully self-managed solution, a SaaS-managed service, or in air-gapped environments.
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    Codiac Reviews

    Codiac

    Codiac

    $189 per month
    Codiac serves as a comprehensive platform designed for large-scale infrastructure management, featuring a cohesive control plane that simplifies aspects such as container orchestration, multi-cluster management, and dynamic configuration without requiring YAML files or GitOps. Its Kubernetes-driven closed-loop system efficiently automates various processes, including workload scaling, the creation of temporary clusters, blue/green and canary deployments, and innovative “zombie mode” scheduling that optimizes costs by powering down inactive environments. Users benefit from immediate ingress, domain, and URL management alongside the effortless integration of TLS certificates through Let’s Encrypt. Each deployment not only produces immutable system snapshots and maintains versioning for instantaneous rollbacks but also ensures compliance through audit-ready features. Security is bolstered by role-based access control (RBAC), finely tuned permissions, and comprehensive audit logs that adhere to enterprise standards, while integration with CI/CD pipelines, real-time logging, and observability dashboards grants complete visibility over all resources and environments, thereby enhancing operational efficiency. All these features work together to create a seamless user experience, making Codiac an invaluable tool for modern infrastructure challenges.
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    UbiOps Reviews
    UbiOps serves as a robust AI infrastructure platform designed to enable teams to efficiently execute their AI and ML workloads as dependable and secure microservices, all while maintaining their current workflows. In just a few minutes, you can integrate UbiOps effortlessly into your data science environment, thereby eliminating the tedious task of establishing and overseeing costly cloud infrastructure. Whether you're a start-up aiming to develop an AI product or part of a larger organization's data science unit, UbiOps provides a solid foundation for any AI or ML service you wish to implement. The platform allows you to scale your AI workloads in response to usage patterns, ensuring you only pay for what you use without incurring costs for time spent idle. Additionally, it accelerates both model training and inference by offering immediate access to powerful GPUs, complemented by serverless, multi-cloud workload distribution that enhances operational efficiency. By choosing UbiOps, teams can focus on innovation rather than infrastructure management, paving the way for groundbreaking AI solutions.
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    Kubestack Reviews
    The need to choose between the ease of a graphical user interface and the robustness of infrastructure as code is now a thing of the past. With Kubestack, you can effortlessly create your Kubernetes platform using an intuitive graphical user interface and subsequently export your tailored stack into Terraform code, ensuring dependable provisioning and ongoing operational sustainability. Platforms built with Kubestack Cloud are transitioned into a Terraform root module grounded in the Kubestack framework. All components of this framework are open-source, significantly reducing long-term maintenance burdens while facilitating continuous enhancements. You can implement a proven pull-request and peer-review workflow to streamline change management within your team. By minimizing the amount of custom infrastructure code required, you can effectively lessen the long-term maintenance workload, allowing your team to focus on innovation and growth. This approach ultimately leads to increased efficiency and collaboration among team members, fostering a more productive development environment.
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