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Platform-as-Code

Platform-as-Code

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Kubernetes ecosystem consists of 300+ community projects of Kubernetes extensions for networking, security, databases, etc. DevOps teams today struggle to adopt relevant extensions for their applications.

Kubernetes Platforms

Managed Kubernetes Extensions with Platform-as-Code

Compose your platform with Kubernetes API extensions (aka Operators) and define application workflows as-Code. 

More on Platform-as-Code

Recommendation and development of Kubernetes extensions

Cluster level security profiling of your platform stack

Tooling for traceability of Kubernetes Custom APIs

Extension Authors

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If you are a software vendor building Kubernetes extension / Operator for your software, work with us to get your Operator thoroughly evaluated for multi-Operator stack readiness. 

Operator Validation

DevOps Teams

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We work with the Kubernetes ecosystem on your behalf so that you don’t have to. You can trust us to get your Kubernetes platformization needs served. 

Enterprise subscription

Your Kubernetes platform stack

Composable

Technology stack of your choice with Kubernetes extensions

Secure

Ensure cluster level security of your extensions stack

Traceable

Get insights into your Custom API workflows

Platform-as-Code advantages

Hybrid multi-cloud application portability

Hybrid multi-cloud portability

Due to composable and declarative nature of Platform-as-Code approach, enterprises can easily create their platform stacks on any Kubernetes cluster. This simplifies transfer or recreation of workloads across hybrid multi-cloud environments or dev, test and prod environments.

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Common language between Devs and Ops

Over the years PaaSes focused on delivering end-to-end developer workflows and infrastructure-as-Code tools focused on simplifying Ops challenges in infrastructure provisioning. Adoption of different tooling created tooling gap between development and DevOps teams. Platform-as-Code bridges this gap by standardizing on Kubernetes YAML as the common language between Devs & Ops.

What are people saying?

"I like the idea of Platform-as-Code reducing some of the complexity and bringing consistency where it is badly needed."

- Systems Analyst and Consultant

"New trend: Platform-as-Code, an evolution of IaaS and PaaS that decreases vendor lock-in by implementing and adopting cloud platform dependencies in declarative way. I think companies that will specialize in delivering on-premise solutions in this space will compete in the next decade."

- Facebook post by an Enterprise Architect