Accelerate Your Time-to-Kubernetes
Is your internal Kubernetes project taking too long to be operational? With Rafay you’ll be up and running within minutes.
IT & DevOps Automation
Focus on the apps, not on K8s infrastructure
Kubernetes has become the de-facto standard for managing modern applications. But yesterday’s few clusters in a lab are now becoming 10s of production, dev and test clusters – across clouds, on-prem & at the edge. That requires a very different solution. Rafay was built from day 1 with scalability, security, and interoperability in mind. And our deep bench of certified Kubernetes experts can help you succeed every step of the way.
With Rafay, you can:
Manage 1 or 100 Clusters with Ease
First-gen and DIY solutions don’t scale, technically or operationally. With Rafay you can easily handle 1 or 100 clusters
Standardize & Secure Kubernetes
Easily standardize your clusters, secure access and ensure your Kubernetes operations are compliant to internal and industry regulations and audit requirements
Fill your Kubernetes Skills Gap
Partner with Rafay’s deep bench of certified Kubernetes experts to jump-start your Kubernetes journey, or scale existing operations
Key Features for IT & DevOps Automation
Rafay delivers a production-ready Kubernetes solution in minutes and streamlines ongoing operations as you scale
Centralized Multi-Cluster Management
Deploy, manage, and upgrade all of your Kubernetes clusters from a single console across all of your on-premise, bare metal, cloud, and edge environments.
Automated Lifecycle Management
Users can quickly provision and bring-up upstream Kubernetes across any number of clusters. Cluster updates and upgrades are seamless with no downtime.
MFA, SSO & Role-based Access Control
Rafay supports MFA and easily integrates with enterprise-class SSO solutions such as Okta, Ping One and AzureAD
Zero-Trust Kubectl Access
Stop rogue Kubernetes admins and comply with regulatory and governance requirements with RBAC to kubectl and full logging of all actions by user account
Standardize Clusters & Workflows
Create cluster blueprints to standardize Kubernetes clusters and workflows across your entire infrastructure
Integrate & Automate
Comprehensive automation can be quickly developed by using either our Command Line Interface (RCTL) utility or REST APIs
Centralized Logging & Monitoring
Rafay provides turnkey integration with Fluentd, Datadog & Prometheus for detailed cluster resource visibility and monitoring
Download the K8s Checklist
Best Practices Checklist for Getting Started with Kubernetes
Fast-track Your Kubernetes deployments with this expert checklist
"Easily and rapidly deploy applications anywhere across multi-cloud and edge environments."
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