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KubeSphere vs Opsera Unified DevOps Platform

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KubeSphere

8.1#1 in container orchestration softwareFrom $65 a month
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FactKubeSphereOpsera Unified DevOps Platform
HeadquartersBeijing, ChinaPalo Alto, California, United States
IntegrationsOfficial materials identify integrations or ecosystem collaboration with Jenkins, Grafana, Loki, Higress, KubeKey, OpenELB, KubeEye, Fluent Operator, and OpenFunction.The platform page lists 100+ native integrations, including Octopus Deploy, Jenkins, CircleCI, Slack, GitHub, AWS, and Google GKE.
PurposeKubeSphere is a Kubernetes-based distributed operating system for cloud-native application management with a plug-and-play architecture for third-party applications.Opsera describes its cloud-native platform as helping enterprise software teams automate toolchains and delivery, integrate security, and gain unified insights across CI/CD tools, SaaS environments, and clouds.

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

Opsera Unified DevOps Platform plans

  • Enterprise pricingPriced on request

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.

Pick Opsera Unified DevOps Platform if…

It suits enterprise software teams seeking pipeline automation, delivery analytics, and toolchain management. Teams should note that pricing requires a conversation with sales.

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