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  1. Compute

Containers (K8s)

Description

cegedim.cloud provides managed Kubernetes clusters with built-in highest level of security and resilience.

By using those clusters, you can deploy your standard Kubernetes workloads across cegedim.cloud Availability Zones and data centers to maximize your applications' availability.

cegedim.cloud also provides a console, powered by Rancher, where you can manage your workloads and configure built-in Observability capabilities (Logging and Metrology) to connect to your own platform (Grafana, ElasticSearch, etc...).

Container as a Service

The main objectives of the cegedim.cloud Container as a Service product are :

  • Ability to provide latest generation Kubernetes clusters on demand

  • Support for StateFul Application

  • Support for persistent volumes with Auto-Provisioning and High Availability

  • Respecting network standards, storage and security rules.

  • Strong security

  • Monitoring and metrics system built-in on demand for each application

  • Support for dynamic network rules

Cluster

Nodes

2 - 256

CPU (per node)

2 - 16

RAM (per node)

6 - 256 GB

Monitoring

24x7 Monitoring

Backup worker node

Backup ETCD

Every 2 hours with 7 days of retention

Backup Persistent Volumes

Data replication (DRP)

High availability

Availability

99.9%

Region selection

Self-service

For more information, please visit K8s - Features.

Billing

Billing is processed monthly and based on the number of nodes plus any supplementary costs for storage and backup.

Cost estimation for a Kubernetes cluster is available via your Service Delivery Manager.

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