What is CoreCluster?
CoreCluster is an open-source container management platform that provides a simple yet powerful interface for deploying and managing containerized applications across on-premise and cloud environments. It allows users to easily deploy, scale, update, and manage containerized services on Kubernetes without needing deep expertise.
Some key capabilities and benefits of CoreCluster include:
- Supports deploying to multiple Kubernetes clusters, whether on-premises or from public cloud providers
- Intuitive graphical interface to visualize and manage containerized applications and microservices
- Automated deployment pipelines for building images and updating applications
- Horizontal pod autoscaling for automatically adjusting resource usage based on demand
- Service mesh integration for microservice communication and observability
- RBAC policies and security scanning to enforce access controls and identify vulnerabilities
- Multi-tenancy features to securely isolate teams and workloads
- Cost analytics for visibility into infrastructure costs across clusters
- Backed by an active open source community for contributions and support
With its focus on usability and automation, CoreCluster helps enable organizations to adopt Kubernetes and bridge their container strategies across infrastructures. Its versatility makes it a valuable platform for deploying modern, resilient applications in the cloud native world.
QEMU, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, VMware vSphere Hypervisor, OpenStack, MicroCloud, Google Compute Engine, eucalyptus, CoreOS, Rackspace, CloudStack, OpenVZ are some alternatives to CoreCluster.