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ClearScale Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 vs Upbound Crossplane comparison

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Arctera Insight Platform
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Data Governance (61st), Compliance Management (31st)
ClearScale Red Hat Enterpri...
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10.0
Number of Reviews
2
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AWS Marketplace (431st)
Upbound Crossplane
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8.4
Number of Reviews
6
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AWS Marketplace (9th)
 

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reviewer2856162 - PeerSpot reviewer
DevOps Engineer at a consultancy with 11-50 employees
Hardened, fast-launching base image that streamlined our Kubernetes node deployments
More published documentation around the exact CIS controls applied and how to layer additional Kubernetes-specific hardening, such as kubelet and CIS Kubernetes benchmark, on top would be helpful. A minimal or slim variant tuned specifically for container hosts and clearer release notes per version would also be welcome. Out-of-the-box monitoring and observability integration could be expanded.
Diego Paradeda - PeerSpot reviewer
Senior Software Engineer at Philips
Automated infrastructure deployment has reduced our backend release time from days to hours
I found an issue with features that was difficult for me when we needed to retrieve some tags or IDs of a resource that we deployed using Upbound Crossplane, for example, the RDS. We encountered a problem where we needed to use the ID of the RDS in another document that we have, making it difficult to return this information using Upbound Crossplane deployment. I believe Upbound Crossplane could be improved by possibly having a feature that can return tags, IDs, or resources that were deployed inside AWS, such as needing to return the ID of the VPC that we create when using Upbound Crossplane. I think the current state of Upbound Crossplane is already good enough.
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What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for ClearScale Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10?
While the subscription cost is higher than community Linux distributions, organizations should evaluate the total cos...
What needs improvement with ClearScale Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10?
The initial setup and configuration process can be complex for teams without prior Red Hat experience. Some administr...
What is your primary use case for ClearScale Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10?
Our primary use case is hosting enterprise web applications, backend services, containerized workloads, and cloud-bas...
What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for Upbound Crossplane?
The documentation and learning curve for Upbound Crossplane were really smooth initially to set up. However, our use ...
What needs improvement with Upbound Crossplane?
Upbound Crossplane can be improved if they can add more AI agentic workflows. In the open source Upbound Crossplane, ...
What is your primary use case for Upbound Crossplane?
My main use case for Upbound Crossplane is that initially we were frustrated with using Terraform, and right now all ...
 

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