Best Container Orchestration Software in South America

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    Apache Brooklyn Reviews

    Apache Brooklyn

    Apache Software Foundation

    Your applications, any cloud, any container, anywhere. Apache Brooklyn is software to manage cloud applications. It can be used to: Blueprints of your application are stored in version control. Components are configured and integrated across multiple machines automatically. You can also use it to monitor key application metrics, scale to meet demand, restart and replace failing components. You can view and modify the web console, or automate using REST API.
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    Apache Helix Reviews

    Apache Helix

    Apache Software Foundation

    Apache Helix is a generic cluster management framework that automates the management of distributed, replicated, and partitioned resources hosted on a cluster. Helix automates the reassignment and reconfiguration of resources in case of node failure, recovery, cluster expansion, or reconfiguration. Cluster management is the first step to understanding Helix. For the following reasons, a distributed system is typically run on multiple nodes: Scalability, fault tolerance, load balancencing, and scalability. Each node is responsible for one or more of the cluster's primary functions, such as serving and storing data, producing and consuming data streams, etc. Helix is the global brain of your system once it has been configured. It is designed to make decisions that are not possible in isolation. Although it is possible to integrate these functions into a distributed system, it can complicate the code.
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    Atomic Host Reviews

    Atomic Host

    Project Atomic

    Use the next-generation container OS to deploy and manage your containers. You can deploy and scale containerized applications using immutable infrastructure. Project Atomic is primarily Atomic Host, Team Silverblue and other container tooling. cloud native platforms. Atomic Host is an immutable infrastructure that allows you to deploy to hundreds of thousands or more servers in your private cloud. Available in Fedora Atomic Host and CentOS Atomic Host editions, depending on your platform requirements and support needs. We offer different versions of Atomic Host to meet your needs for long-term stability and new features. Team Silverblue provides immutable infrastructure for your desktop experience.
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    OpenEdge Reviews
    Modernization is the goal. Start your journey here. Choose the path that will lead to your application's success. Begin your journey by reviewing the resources that are available to help you. OpenEdge 12 provides the technical foundation for your application evolution efforts. This is the recommended framework to deploy OpenEdge applications in the AWS Cloud. OpenEdge gives you options when it comes time to modernize your application. OpenEdge continues to address the needs of your business by delivering high-availability, high-performing and agile applications. The Progress Application Evolution approach supports your need to meet the needs of your customers and users. It provides measured steps towards modernization that eliminates the need for re-architecting. OpenEdge 12 is a great tool for your business.
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    JAAS Reviews
    JAAS offers Juju as a service. JAAS allows you to quickly design and deploy cloud-based applications. With a fully managed Juju infrastructure, you can focus on your software and solutions. Canonical, in partnership with Google, delivers a 'pure' K8s experience. It has been tested across many clouds and is integrated with modern metrics. The Charmed Kubernetes can be used in full production. Start using Kubernetes today. JAAS will deploy your workload to the cloud of your choice. To allow JAAS access to virtual machines and create them for you, you must provide your cloud credentials. We recommend that users create a new set for JAAS using the public cloud's IAM tool. You can find hundreds of cloud-oriented applications, such as Kubernetes and Apache Hadoop, Big Data solutions, OpenStack, and many others in the store as charms or bundles. They are constantly updated and added to the store.
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    Critical Stack Reviews
    Capital One's open-source container orchestration tool, Critical Stack, makes it easy to deploy applications quickly and confidently. Critical Stack ensures the highest levels of security and governance, allowing teams to scale containerized applications even in the most challenging environments. With just a few clicks, you can view your entire environment and create new services. Spend more time developing and making decisions and less time maintaining. Dynamically adjust shared resources in your environment to optimize efficiency. Your teams should be able to configure container networking policies and controls. Accelerate the development and deployment of containerized apps. Ensure that containerized applications meet your requirements. Easily deploy containerized applications. Critical Stack enables application validation and powerful orchestration capabilities to support your most important workloads.
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    VMware Tanzu Reviews
    Microservices, containers, and Kubernetes allow apps to run anywhere and everywhere. VMware Tanzu allows you to make the most out of cloud native patterns, automate containerized workload delivery, and proactively manage production apps. It's all about allowing developers to do what they love: create great apps. Kubernetes don't need to be complicated. VMware Tanzu makes it easy to prepare your infrastructure for modern apps by using consistent, conformant Kubernetes wherever you go. Developers can access a self-service, compliant environment that makes it easy to get to production. Centrally manage, govern, and monitor all apps and clusters across clouds. It's that easy.
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    Canonical Juju Reviews
    Enterprise apps will have better operators thanks to a full application graph, declarative integration for legacy estate and Kubernetes, and a full app graph. Juju operator integration allows us keep each operator as simple and consistent as possible, then we compose them to create rich topologies for complex scenarios that support complex scenarios with less YAML. Large-scale operations code can also be governed by the UNIX philosophy of "doing one thing right". The benefits of clarity as well as reuse are the same. It is important to be small. Juju allows you the option to use the same operator pattern across your entire estate, even legacy apps. Model-driven operations significantly reduce maintenance and operation costs for traditional workloads, without the need to re-platform to K8s. Once mastered, legacy apps can be made multi-cloud-ready. The Juju Operator Lifecycle Manager, (OLM), uniquely supports both machine-based and container-based apps with seamless integration.
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    HPE Ezmeral Reviews

    HPE Ezmeral

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise

    Manage, control, secure, and manage the apps, data, and IT that run your business from edge to cloud. HPE Ezmeral accelerates digital transformation initiatives by shifting resources and time from IT operations to innovation. Modernize your apps. Simplify your operations. You can harness data to transform insights into impact. Kubernetes can be deployed at scale in your data center or on the edge. It integrates persistent data storage to allow app modernization on baremetal or VMs. This will accelerate time-to-value. Operationalizing the entire process to build data pipelines will allow you to harness data faster and gain insights. DevOps agility is key to machine learning's lifecycle. This will enable you to deliver a unified data network. Automation and advanced artificial intelligence can increase efficiency and agility in IT Ops. Provide security and control to reduce risk and lower costs. The HPE Ezmeral Container Platform is an enterprise-grade platform that deploys Kubernetes at large scale for a wide variety of uses.
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    Ondat Reviews
    You can accelerate your development by using a storage platform that integrates with Kubernetes. While you focus on running your application we ensure that you have the persistent volumes you need to give you the stability and scale you require. Integrating stateful storage into Kubernetes will simplify your app modernization process and increase efficiency. You can run your database or any other persistent workload in a Kubernetes-based environment without worrying about managing the storage layer. Ondat allows you to provide a consistent storage layer across all platforms. We provide persistent volumes that allow you to run your own databases, without having to pay for expensive hosted options. Kubernetes data layer management is yours to take back. Kubernetes-native storage that supports dynamic provisioning. It works exactly as it should. API-driven, tight integration to your containerized applications.
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    Conductor Reviews
    Conductor is a cloud-based workflow orchestration engine. Conductor was designed to help Netflix orchestrate microservices-based processes flows. It includes the following features. A distributed server ecosystem that stores workflow state information efficiently. Allows creation of business flows that allow each task to be executed by different microservices. A DAG (Directed Acyclic graph) is a workflow definition. Workflow definitions can be separated from service implementations. These process flows can be traceable and visible. A simple interface connects workers to execute tasks in workflows. Workers can be written in any language that is most appropriate for the service, and workers are language-agnostic. You have full operational control over workflows, including the ability to pause and resume, restart, retry, terminate, and restart. Allow for greater reuse of existing microservices, making it easier to onboard.
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    PredictKube Reviews
    Make your Kubernetes autoscaling proactive. PredictKube will help you move from reactive to proactive scaling. Our AI model makes predictions that will allow you to complete autoscaling before load rises. Our AI model can work with your data for up to 2 weeks to provide reliable prediction and autoscaling. PredictKube, a predictive Keda scaler, helps you save time and automates autoscaling. Our KEDA scaler was built using the best technologies for Kubernetes or AI. You can input data for up to 1 week and get proactive autoscaling with AI prediction. This will allow you to scale up to 6 hours per hour. Our AI model can analyze your data and use data from custom and public business metrics to determine the right time for scaling. Access to API is free and all features are available to enable autoscaling.
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    UbiOps Reviews
    UbiOps provides an AI infrastructure platform to help teams run AI & ML workloads quickly as reliable and secure Microservices without disrupting their existing workflows. UbiOps can be integrated seamlessly into your data-science workbench in minutes. This will save you time and money by avoiding the hassle of setting up expensive cloud infrastructure. You can use UbiOps as a data science team in a large company or a start-up to launch an AI product. UbiOps is a reliable backbone to any AI or ML services. Scale AI workloads dynamically based on usage, without paying for idle times. Instantly access powerful GPUs for model training and inference, enhanced by serverless, multicloud workload distribution.
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    Apache Hadoop YARN Reviews

    Apache Hadoop YARN

    Apache Software Foundation

    The fundamental idea of YARN is to split up the functionalities of resource management and job scheduling/monitoring into separate daemons. The idea is to have a global ResourceManager, (RM), and a per-application ApplicationMaster, (AM). An application can be a single job, or a DAG (distributed array of jobs). The data-computation framework is formed by the NodeManager and the ResourceManager. The ResourceManager is the ultimate authority who arbitrates the allocation of resources among all applications in the system. The NodeManager is the per-machine framework agent who is responsible for containers, monitoring their resource usage (cpu, memory, disk, network) and reporting the same to the ResourceManager/Scheduler. The per-application ApplicationMaster, which is in essence a framework-specific library, is responsible for negotiating resources from ResourceManager and working with NodeManagers to execute and monitor tasks.
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    Test Kitchen Reviews
    Test Kitchen offers a test harness that allows you to execute infrastructure code on a single platform or multiple platforms. A driver plugin architecture can be used to run code on different cloud providers and virtualization technology such as Vagrant and Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure and Google Compute Engine. Many testing frameworks, including Chef InSpec, Serverspec and Bats For Chef Infra workflows are supported. If you include a cookbooks/ directory, Kitchen will know what to do. All Chef-managed community cookbooks use Test Kitchen as the integration testing tool of preference for cookbooks.
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    azk Reviews
    What is so special about azk azk (Apache 2.0) is open-source software and will remain so. azk is open source software (Apache 2.0) and has a very easy learning curve. Use the same development tools that you use. It takes only a few commands. It takes minutes, not hours or days. azk works by creating very brief recipe files (Azkfile.js), which describe the environments that will be installed and configured. azk runs very fast and your computer will not feel it. It uses containers rather than virtual machines. Containers are similar to virtual machines but with better performance and lower use of physical resources. azk is built using Docker, an open-source engine for managing containers. An Azkfile.js shared by all programmers ensures complete parity between development environments on different machines and reduces bugs during deployment. Are you unsure if all programmers on your team are using the latest version of the development environment
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    Apache Aurora Reviews

    Apache Aurora

    Apache Software Foundation

    Aurora manages applications and services on a shared machine pool and is responsible for maintaining them running forever. Aurora intelligently reschedules jobs that are affected by failure onto more capable machines. Aurora detects the health and status of a deployment when updating jobs and will automatically rollback if necessary. Aurora uses a quota system that guarantees resources for certain applications. It can also support multiple users to deploy services. A DSL that supports templating allows services to be highly configurable. This allows you to create common patterns and avoid duplicate configurations. Clients like Finagle can discover Aurora's services via Apache ZooKeeper.
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    Apache ODE Reviews

    Apache ODE

    Apache Software Foundation

    Apache ODE (Orchestration Director Engine), software executes business processes that are written in accordance with the WS-BPEL standard. It can communicate with web services, including sending and receiving messages, data manipulation, and error recovery, as defined by your process definition. It can execute both long- and short-lived process executions to manage all services in your application. WS-BPEL (Business Process Execution Language), is an XML-based language that allows you to create business processes. It defines basic control structures, such as loops or conditions, as well as elements that invoke web services and get messages from them. It uses WSDL to communicate web service interfaces. You can manipulate message structures by assigning parts or wholes to variables that can then be used to send additional messages. Support for both the legacy BPEL4WS 1.1 vendor specification and the WS-BPEL 2.0 OASIS standards side-by-side.
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    Kubestack Reviews
    There is no need to compromise between the convenience and power of infrastructure as a code. Kubestack lets you design your Kubernetes platform using an intuitive, graphical user interface. Export your custom stack to Terraform code to ensure reliable provisioning and long-term sustainability. Platforms built with Kubestack Cloud can be exported to a Terraform root Module, which is based on Kubestack framework. Framework modules are all open-source, which reduces the long-term maintenance effort as well as allowing for easy access to future improvements. To efficiently manage changes with your team, adapt the tried-and-trued pull-request and peer review based workflow. You can reduce the amount of bespoke infrastructure code that you need to maintain and save time in the long-term.