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Where do you start in case you need something like a managed Kubernetes solution to setup a multi-tenant orchestration solution on-premises?

  • Any entity with its own container infrastructure has an access to the centrally managed orchestration service

  • Entities do not see each other's containers

Note: if "managed Kubernetes" is kind of reserved term by AWS, maybe it's better to say "orchestration as a service"?

Ta Mu
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Take a look at OpenShift container platform (https://www.openshift.com/products/container-platform/). They seem to provide on-premise options. You might want to start with OpenShift Origin - the community edition (https://github.com/openshift/origin) to test for free if it fits your plan.

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I don't think "Managed Kubernetes" is reserved for AWS (EKS), there is Microsoft's Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) also, besides Red Hat's OpenShift. Those work as SaaS (or KaaS if you will).

OpenShift has an on-premise version you can try called MiniShift in the OpenShift.org site, while there are other alternatives as Apache Mesos based Mesosphere DC/OS or Rancher with RancherOS containers

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