Rafay Named Outperformer in 2025 GigaOm Radar Report for Managed Kubernetes
The latest Radar report from GigaOm, Managed Kubernetes Rafay is ranked as an “Outperformer” for its solution.
Not looking for a toy sandbox? Neither are we.
If you’re evaluating Kubernetes platforms, what you really want isn’t a disposable cluster — it’s to understand how teams deliver Kubernetes as a service in production.
The best way to get started is to have a conversation with us so we can understand you're specific use cases and how either our Kubernetes and/or GPU PaaS offering can support your needs. We're also happy to give you a guided walk-through in a demo – request one today.

Questions about Kubernetes sandboxes, demos, and how to evaluate Rafay.
Rafay is designed to operate Kubernetes the way it runs in the real world — with governance, multi-tenancy, identity, and production-grade infrastructure. A generic, self-serve sandbox wouldn’t reflect how the platform actually works or the value it delivers. Instead, we offer guided demos and architecture-based walkthroughs that show how teams use Rafay to deliver Kubernetes-as-a-Service in production environments.
The best way to see the Rafay Platform's Kubernetes management offering is to schedule a conversation with us. We offer guided Kubernetes platform demos based on real customer environments — not generic sandboxes. We will tailor the walk through to your specific use cases and needs.
Rafay no longer offers a self-serve Kubernetes sandbox or free trial. While we previously offered a lightweight sandbox experience, it no longer reflected how customers use Rafay in real production environments. Today, we focus on guided demos and architecture-based walkthroughs that more accurately demonstrate the platform’s capabilities.
A Kubernetes sandbox is typically a single, isolated cluster with limited configuration and no real governance, identity, or multi-tenant context. A guided Rafay demo shows how Kubernetes is delivered and operated in real-world environments — including self-service provisioning, access controls, policy enforcement, and multi-tenant usage. This provides a more realistic view of how teams evaluate and run Kubernetes at scale.
The best way to see Rafay in action is through a guided Kubernetes platform demo. These demos are based on real customer architectures and use cases — not disposable sandbox clusters. During the walkthrough, we demonstrate how teams use Rafay to provision, govern, and operate Kubernetes across cloud, on-prem, or GPU infrastructure.
Yes. Rafay is commonly used to deliver Kubernetes-as-a-Service for development, testing, and production workloads. While we don’t provide a generic sandbox, teams often evaluate Rafay through guided demos or scoped proof-of-concept discussions that reflect their intended environment, tooling, and governance requirements.








