Exoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service
6.1#16 in container orchestration softwareFree planFree planWebAPI
VisitExoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry
7.0#4 in container registriesFree planFree planWebAPILinux
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| Fact | Exoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service | Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2011 | 1977 |
| Headquarters | Lausanne, Switzerland | Austin, Texas, USA |
| Integrations | Exoscale lists Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager, Karpenter, Terraform, Packer, Vault, Pulumi, and Crossplane among its integrations. | Oracle lists integrations with Kubernetes Engine, IAM, Visual Builder Studio, and third-party developer and DevOps tools. |
| Limits | SKS is vanilla Kubernetes and does not include additional tooling such as monitoring, GitOps, or security solutions installed by default. | Each enabled region allows up to 500 repositories using 500 GB total, with up to 100,000 images per repository; Oracle says to contact it for more storage. |
| Purpose | SKS is a managed Kubernetes service for deploying, scaling, and hosting containerized applications in Europe. | An Oracle-managed registry for storing, sharing, and managing container images. |
Exoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service plans
- Starter ClusterFree
- Pro Cluster—
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry plans
- Free monthly allowanceFree
- Invocation usagePriced on request
- Execution time usagePriced on request
- OCI Container RegistryFree
Pick Exoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service if…
SKS may suit European teams, including developers and data engineers, who want managed Kubernetes for cloud-native applications. It is also relevant to users who need control over cluster access and policies, and can supply their own additional tooling.
Pick Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry if…
This registry suits teams storing and sharing container images, particularly for containerized applications deployed with Container Engine for Kubernetes. Its private and public repository options support different sharing needs.