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Clusternet vs KubeSphere

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Clusternet

6.4#8 in kubernetes management platformsFree plan
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8.1#1 in container orchestration softwareFrom $65 a month
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FactClusternetKubeSphere
IntegrationsThe documentation lists integration with Submariner and support for installing Helm charts from a private registry.Official materials identify integrations or ecosystem collaboration with Jenkins, Grafana, Loki, Higress, KubeKey, OpenELB, KubeEye, Fluent Operator, and OpenFunction.
Kubernetes compatibilityThe introduction says Clusternet manages Kubernetes versions above v1.17.x and documents version compatibility by Clusternet release.KubeSphere v4.1.3 is tested with Kubernetes v1.21 through v1.30, while untested versions are not guaranteed compatible.
PurposeClusternet is an open-source add-on for managing Kubernetes clusters across public, private, hybrid, and edge environments.KubeSphere is a Kubernetes-based distributed operating system for cloud-native application management with a plug-and-play architecture for third-party applications.

Clusternet plans

  • Clusternet (open source)Free

KubeSphere plans

  • KubeSphere Backup FreeFree
  • KubeSphere Community EditionFree
  • KubeSphere Backup Basic$65 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup Standard$200 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup Enterprise$340 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup ExclusivePriced on request

Pick Clusternet if…

Clusternet suits operators who need to manage Kubernetes clusters across cloud, on-premises, hybrid, or edge environments from a parent cluster. It also fits teams deploying resources and charts with cluster-specific settings.

Pick KubeSphere if…

KubeSphere suits infrastructure, development, and operations teams deploying applications on Kubernetes. Enterprise options may suit organizations that need multi-tenant permissions and professional technical support.

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