Integrate with the CNCF Landscape¶
Follow our simple, step-by-step guides showcasing how to use the platform to help streamline and securely operate 3rd party tools from the CNCF landscape.
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AI & ML
Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) have the potential to revolutionize productivity.
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Alert Manager
Route alerts generated by Prometheus on remote clusters to receivers such as PagerDuty, OpsGenie, Slack, and Teams.
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App Deployments
Deploy and Operate containerized applications on Kubernetes clusters.
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Backup & Restore
Prepare disaster recovery, data migration and data protection for Kubernetes clusters and other components.
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Certificate Management
Issue and manage certificates from a variety of supported sources such as Let's Encrypt, HashiCorp Vault and private PKIs.
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Cost Management
Provide real time and granular visibility into costs for Kubernetes clusters to prevent overspending.
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Databases
Deploy and operate cloud native databases in Kubernetes clusters.
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Developer Self Service
Configure and enable a self service experience on Kubernetes for developers.
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Edge
Edge orchestration and management delivers applications and workloads to edge devices.
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Functions
Configure and enable serverless capabilities on Kubernetes clusters.
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Governance
Configure and enforce your organization's policies on Kubernetes clusters.
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GPUs
Configure and use Nvidia GPUs on Kubernetes for your AI/ML workloads.
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Ingress
Deploy and manage Ingress Controllers on your Kubernetes clusters to expose applications externally.
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Load Balancer
Configure, deploy and use Load Balancers on Upstream Kubernetes clusters to expose your applications to users.
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Logging
Aggregate logs emitted from your Kubernetes resident workloads to a centralized logging platform.
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Monitoring
Provide deep insights into your cluster's and app's performance to evaluate performance bottlenecks.
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Network Policy
Provide visibility and control of how pods are allowed to communicate with various network entities inside and outside the cluster.
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Secrets
Secure your application and Kubernetes secrets by managing them on key/secret management platforms.
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Security
Security requires Kubernetes administrators to address various risk types that can impact various services within a cluster.
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Service Mesh
Control service-to-service communication, delivery of service requests to other services, load balancing, encrypt data, and discover services.
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SIEM
Aggregate and centralize all your your Rafay Org audit logs to your corporate Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) for security analytics and forensics.
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SSO
Provide a Single Sign-On (SSO) experience for your developers and operations personnel by integrating Rafay to your corporate Identity Provider (IdP).
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Storage
Configure and provide applications with a cluster-wide pool of storage volumes on the cluster including on-prem storage options.
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Tracing
System component traces record the latency of and relationships between operations in the cluster.
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Troubleshooting
Debug and diagnose issues with applications and your cluster. Provide admins a view into all events and dependencies inside of your cluster.
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Virtual Machines
Deploy and Operate Virtual Machines alongside containers on Kubernetes Clusters.