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openCenter

6.4#9 in kubernetes management platformsFree plan
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FactopenCentervCluster Platform
DeploymentThe platform says it runs on OpenStack, VMware vSphere, AWS, bare metal, and air-gapped sites.vCluster Cloud hosts the platform while host and virtual clusters remain in the customer's infrastructure; self-hosted deployment runs the entire platform in the customer's infrastructure.
PurposeopenCenter provides upstream Kubernetes with GitOps automation, security hardening, observability, backup, and lifecycle management.vCluster Platform provides a management plane for deploying, configuring, and operating tenant cluster fleets through a web UI, CLI, and API.
Security controlsThe features page lists 17 Kyverno ClusterPolicies, Pod Security Admission, NetworkPolicies, and Keycloak OIDC group-based RBAC.Security guidance covers Pod Security Standards, rootless mode, RBAC, network policies, audit logging, encryption settings, FIPS images and air-gapped deployment.
SupportCommunity support is self-service with no guaranteed response time; Standard, Premium, and Mission Critical list initial response targets of 4 hours, 1 hour, and 15 minutes for covered issues.Enterprise plans include enterprise support, SLAs, and custom terms; the pricing page also lists priority support, private Slack or MS Teams channels, and video support.

openCenter plans

  • CommunityFree
  • EssentialsPriced on request
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • RegulatedPriced on request

vCluster Platform plans

  • FreeFree
  • Open SourceFree
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick openCenter if…

openCenter is for teams provisioning or operating Kubernetes clusters across supported infrastructure, including air-gapped sites. Its free self-supported plan is positioned for builders and proofs of concept; production users can select paid support tiers.

Pick vCluster Platform if…

vCluster Platform suits cloud and infrastructure teams managing tenant cluster fleets across supported environments. Teams considering shared-node tenancy should account for the listed shared components.

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