A Buyer's Guide to
Kubernetes-based
Container Platforms running on Azure

Most software developing companies are planning on standardizing on Kubernetes to provide a consistent set of capabilities across any infrastructure.

If you’re looking for a solution that removes the burden of installing and managing all of
the pieces of the container platform in Azure, then there are currently only a handful of solutions available. Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) and Otomi Container Platform are two of them.

In this buyer's guide, we evaluated Azure Red Hat OpenShift and Otomi based on 21 features, including:

  • Installation and configuration
  • User interface
  • Secret management
  • Serverless support
  • Integrated service mesh
  • Open source
  • Pricing

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Testimonials

"Otomi gives us a jump start in using Kubernetes. We don't need to manage any complex configurations and we can quickly adapt Kubernetes best practices. Now we can completely focus on software to fulfill the Dutch Common Ground promise."
Lazo BozarovSenior Supply Manager Digital Services City of Utrecht
Lazo Bozarov
"The engineering product is top quality. The engineers have created a well-designed and implemented system. The solution is complex but not complicated. The team has built the system in a way that is well thought out and being constantly updated."
Andreas CretenPartner at MadeWithLove
Andreas Creten
"When we started using Kubernetes we found out that the learning curve is really steep. Setting up a production-ready platform with Kubernetes is a huge challenge. With Otomi, we got all of this out-of-the-box. This has saved us an immense amount of time and effort."
Math HuntjensManager of Technology at BCT
Math Huntjens
"Immediately upon our first encounter with Red Kubes, we saw the added value of the Otomi Container Platform. Finally, a tool that solves the complexity of a good Kubernetes integration. As far as we are concerned Otomi is ‘The Next Greater Thing in Cloud-Native."
Rody HuibersManager of Operations & Partner at Greater
Rody Huibers
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