Best IT Management Software for VMware Tanzu Observability

Find and compare the best IT Management software for VMware Tanzu Observability in 2024

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    Kubernetes Reviews
    Kubernetes (K8s), an open-source software that automates deployment, scaling and management of containerized apps, is available as an open-source project. It organizes containers that make up an app into logical units, which makes it easy to manage and discover. Kubernetes is based on 15 years of Google's experience in running production workloads. It also incorporates best-of-breed practices and ideas from the community. Kubernetes is built on the same principles that allow Google to run billions upon billions of containers per week. It can scale without increasing your operations team. Kubernetes flexibility allows you to deliver applications consistently and efficiently, no matter how complex they are, whether you're testing locally or working in a global enterprise. Kubernetes is an open-source project that allows you to use hybrid, on-premises, and public cloud infrastructures. This allows you to move workloads where they are most important.
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    Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Reviews
    Advanced apps can be run on a managed Kubernetes service that is secured and managed. GKE is an enterprise-grade platform that allows containerized applications to run, including stateful and non-stateful, Linux and Windows, AI and ML and complex web apps. It also supports APIs and backend services. You can leverage industry-first features such as four-way auto scaling and no stress management. Optimize GPU/TPU provisioning, make use of integrated developer tools, and get multicluster support from SREs. Single-click clusters allow you to quickly get started. You can leverage a high-availability control plan that includes multi-zonal clusters and regional clusters. Reduce operational overhead by using auto-repair, automatic-upgrade, or release channels. Secure by default, with vulnerability scanning of container images as well as data encryption. Integrated Cloud Monitoring with infrastructure, application and Kubernetes specific views. You can speed up app development without compromising security.
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    Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) Reviews
    Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), is a fully managed container orchestration and management service. ECS is used by customers such as Duolingo and Samsung, GE and Cook Pad to run their most sensitive and critical mission-critical applications. It offers security, reliability and scalability. ECS is a great way to run containers for a variety of reasons. AWS Fargate is serverless compute for containers. You can also run ECS clusters with Fargate. Fargate eliminates the need for provisioning and managing servers. It allows you to specify and pay per application for resources and improves security by application isolation by design. ECS is also used extensively in Amazon to power services like Amazon SageMaker and AWS Batch. It is also used by Amazon.com's recommendation engines. ECS is extensively tested for reliability, security, and availability.
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    Active Directory Reviews

    Active Directory

    Microsoft

    $1 per user per month
    Active Directory stores information about objects in the network and makes it easy for administrators and users find and use this information. Active Directory uses a structured database store to organize directory information in a hierarchical, logical way. This data store, also known by the directory, contains information about Active Directory object. These objects usually include shared resources like servers, volumes and printers as well as the network user account and computer accounts. See Directory data store for more information on Active Directory. Active Directory security is integrated through logon authentication. This allows for access control to objects within the directory. Administrators can manage their directory and organization through one network logon. Authorized network users have access to all resources on the network. The management of complex networks can be made easier by policy-based administration.
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    IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service Reviews
    With over 14,000 clusters of managed production, we are leading the charge. This is just the beginning. Operational visibility into Kubernetes-based services, platforms, and applications. Advanced features to monitor, troubleshoot, create alerts, and build custom dashboards. Cluster level, 30-day retention and natural language processing are all available. High security environment for production workloads. Integrate with advanced IBM services such as AI, Watson and Blockchain to extend your app's capabilities. This is done through an automated, standardized, and secure architecture. This includes Kubernetes secrets that can be managed by customers through IBM Cloud™. Key Protect
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    Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Reviews
    Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), a fully managed service that manages containerized applications, makes it easy to deploy and manage them. It provides serverless Kubernetes and integrated continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD), as well as enterprise-grade security, governance, and governance. You can quickly build, deliver, scale and scale applications using confidence by bringing together your operations and development teams. You can easily provision additional capacity by using elastic provisioning without having to manage the infrastructure. KEDA allows for event-driven autoscaling. Azure Dev Spaces allows for faster end-to-end development, including integration with Visual Studio Code Kubernetes tools and Azure DevOps. Azure Policy allows for advanced identity and access management, as well as dynamic rules enforcement across multiple clusters. More regions are available than any other cloud provider.
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