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Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) vs Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only] comparison

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Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64...
Ranking in AWS Marketplace
446th
Average Rating
9.0
Number of Reviews
4
Ranking in other categories
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Informatica Intelligent Dat...
Ranking in AWS Marketplace
460th
Average Rating
8.0
Number of Reviews
2
Ranking in other categories
No ranking in other categories
 

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Arkajyoti Misra - PeerSpot reviewer
Associate Director at Husk Power Systems
Containerization has accelerated microservice testing and deployment for cloud workloads
I rate Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) a perfect ten out of ten because it is a world-class package that enables full use of its capabilities.I choose ten out of ten for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) because the product itself is outstanding, enabling me to rapidly scale and deploy applications, isolate containers, and create different images and versions. The high score is deserved. The questions regarding Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)'s AI capabilities and governance and security do not apply, as there are no AI capabilities connected to Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker). The questions about Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)'s AI capabilities, output accuracy, and reliability do not apply either. Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is deployed in my organization on a public cloud environment, specifically on Microsoft Azure. My advice to others considering Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is to definitely choose this product, as it will meet your needs. I rate Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) ten out of ten overall.
RahulSoni - PeerSpot reviewer
Senior Data Consultant at Simple MDG
Unified master data has improved governance and supports flexible cloud and hybrid deployments
I would say it can be a little bit easier to do the configurations because there are a certain number of points where we have to configure the endpoints and the plugins, and what kind of config it would be using. If it would be a little bit similar to on-premises where we do not have to put 10,000 different small things at 10 different places, then it would be a great tool to use. When it comes to integration, there are a certain number of places where we have to put twice those configurations to run them. Sometimes these are being missed and that is not the first thing you check because it has been assumed that the developer has done it. At the end of the day, if we are not able to find it in the first 30 minutes, then we always go into those areas, the plugins where it has to run, the environment variables and everything. Once that is sorted, then we do something else. The first 30 minutes is always spent going into the mapping if it is not running or anything. Then we go to environment variables. That is a little bit an overhead on the developer side. However, other than that, it is a good tool. It would be much easier if few environment variables are straightforward so that once configured, we do not have to configure them for every integration workflow. They should be global environment variables where we can put those tokens into them, config files into them, and that can be utilized by every single workflow which we create.

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We asked business professionals to review the solutions they use. Here are some excerpts of what they said:
 

Pros

"What I appreciate most about Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is that it is very lightweight, and its installation setup is quite easy, and in terms of stability, I find it amazing, with very low downtime compared to other container management systems and virtual machines, and it is user-friendly."
"Security features in Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) are very useful in protecting the containers and the particular images and host resources."
"Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) positively impacts my organization by enabling us to scale up and deliver faster deployments across environments."
"Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) has positively impacted my organization because it enables me to test applications much more easily and provides an isolated environment with all dependencies installed, which has accelerated my development workflow."
"Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only] has AI and machine learning capabilities in a multi-tenant environment."
"The deployment of Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only] is super easy."
 

Cons

"One thing I dislike about Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is that sometimes if Kubernetes crashes, the basic understanding of Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) becomes tricky for new personnel, and I think the documentation is insufficient; newcomers need it to be more sophisticated and more informative."
"Security scanning and OS patching need improvement because we rely on base images and do not have sufficient time to investigate them while moving quickly through our processes."
"I have observed a few things that can be improved. We need to optimize the image size and the build time."
"Technical support for IDMC is good, but it takes a longer time for a resolution, and the process goes in a circle multiple times for simple problems."
"It is a pricey one. I dealt with it in my earlier time, not recently. The SaaS is a lot pricey."
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Questions from the Community

What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)?
I purchased Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) through Microsoft's Marketplace since I am on Azure.My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)...
What needs improvement with Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)?
I believe Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) could be improved, but the product itself is already good. Docker is Docker anywhere, and it installs very easily, allowing me to deploy applications s...
What is your primary use case for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker)?
My main use case for Docker on CentOS 10 (x86_64 Docker) is to run many different kinds of microservices, and I use Docker as my testing environment for deploying software.A specific example of a m...
What is your experience regarding pricing and costs for Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only]?
The pricing of Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only] is on the higher end when compared to the market. Looking at the platform, it needs to be adjusted. Majorly, when w...
What needs improvement with Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only]?
The only room for improvement for IDMC is the releases that they are committing. They need to be more transparent on the features that they are having versus not having. What I have seen is that in...
What is your primary use case for Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only]?
I have worked on Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud [Private Offer Only] CDI, Data Integration services, and I was closely working in data governance and data quality services as well.I ...
 

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