Best Containers as a Service (CaaS) for GitHub

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    Hostman Reviews

    Hostman

    Hostman, Inc

    $6.50 per month
    Hostman is a cloud platform that scales and deploys web applications. It automates DevOps and comes with CI/CD. This saves developers a lot of time and helps businesses save money. Hostman is intuitive and easy to use. You can host static websites, back end applications, Docker containers and databases on Hostman. Scaling has never been easier. It is easy to enable and scales your application automatically within the limits that you have set. The service is free for your static website and front-end apps. It also includes a global CDN (45 full stack edge locations with 65+ Tbps throughput) and a free SSL certificate. We offer back-end services at a very simple pricing model that uses a pay per use model. Prices start at $6.50 Our service is worldwide, so your application can be hosted anywhere in the world. Your services are hosted on AWS, Google Cloud Platform and Azure.
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    Nirmata Reviews

    Nirmata

    Nirmata

    $50 per node per month
    Deploy production-ready Kubernetes clusters in days. Rapidly onboard users. With an intuitive and powerful DevOps tool, you can conquer Kubernetes complexity. Reduce friction between teams, improve alignment, and increase productivity. Nirmata's Kubernetes policy manager will ensure that you have the right security, compliance, and Kubernetes governance in order to scale efficiently. The DevSecOps Platform allows you to manage all your Kubernetes applications, policies, and clusters from one place, while streamlining operations. Nirmata's DevSecOps platform can integrate with cloud providers (EKS/AKS, GKE/OKE, etc.). and infrastructure-based solutions (VMware and Nutanix, Bare Metal) and solves Kubernetes operation challenges for enterprise DevOps team members with powerful Kubernetes governance and management capabilities.
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    DCHQ Reviews

    DCHQ

    DCHQ

    $100 per month
    This hosted platform is ideal for developers who are rapidly growing and want to automate deployment, life-cycle management, monitoring and maintenance of applications to reduce costs of replicating them in DEV/TEST environments. Modern solutions are required for websites such as PayPal Casino Canada, which automate thousands of transactions per day. A dedicated PayPal finance team monitors withdrawals and deposits stored in cloud applications. This improves efficiency and time management. Integrations with public and private cloud platforms are available to automate provisioning and scaling of virtual infrastructure for Docker-based applications. Summary of the performance of clusters hosts and running containers with support for alerts & self-healing.
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    Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes Reviews
    Container Engine for Kubernetes is an Oracle-managed container orchestration platform that can help you build modern cloud native apps in a shorter time and at a lower cost. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers Container Engine for Kubernetes free of charge, running on more efficient and lower-cost compute shapes than most other vendors. Open-source Kubernetes can be used by DevOps engineers for application workload portability, and to simplify operations with automatic updates. With a single click, deploy Kubernetes clusters, including the underlying virtual clouds networks, internet gateways and NAT gateways. Automate Kubernetes operations using web-based REST API or CLI. This includes cluster creation, scaling, operations, and maintenance. Cluster management is free with Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes. You can easily and quickly upgrade container clusters with zero downtime to keep them current with the latest stable version Kubernetes.
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