Service Mesh Platforms
Alternatives to Greymatter
The tools Specifiction weighs against Greymatter, from its list of service mesh platforms, each with its plans, platforms and spec score.
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AWS App Mesh It suits teams running services in the supported AWS environments that need traffic controls, metrics, logs, traces or mutual TLS.
Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux9.1 Visit Specs - 02 Kuma
Kuma suits teams managing service meshes across Kubernetes, VMs, or bare metal, including multi-zone or multi-mesh deployments.
Free plan Open source Web · macOS · Linux · API8.7 Visit Specs - 03 Network Service Mesh
It suits teams connecting workloads across clusters or clouds, including environments with Kubernetes, virtual machines, or physical servers.
Free plan Open source Linux · API · Self-hosted8.4 Visit Specs - 04
Buoyant Enterprise for Linkerd BEL suits teams running Kubernetes services that need traffic management, multicluster communication and observability.
Free plan Web · Windows · Linux · Self-hosted8.2 Visit Specs - 05 Flomesh Service Mesh
FSM suits teams running microservices on Kubernetes or OpenShift that need traffic controls and service governance.
Free plan macOS · Linux · Self-hosted8.0 Visit Specs - 06 Traefik Mesh
Traefik Mesh suits teams running Kubernetes that want to add services to a mesh selectively and configure traffic policies through annotations or SMI objects.
Free plan Linux · API · Self-hosted7.9 Visit Specs - 07
Istio Istio suits teams running distributed applications on Kubernetes that need traffic management, security, or observability features.
Free plan macOS · Linux · Self-hosted7.8 Visit Specs - 08
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry Free plan Web · Linux · API7.8 Visit Specs - 09 Linkerd
Linkerd suits teams running workloads on Kubernetes that want service-level traffic controls, metrics and mutual TLS without application code changes.
Free plan Linux · Self-hosted7.6 Visit Specs - 10
Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines It suits teams delivering applications on OpenShift, particularly decentralized teams working with microservice-based architectures.
Free trial Web · Linux · API · Self-hosted7.4 Visit Specs - 11
Tetrate Service Bridge It is aimed at platform owners, application developers, and security administrators managing large multi-cluster, multi-tenant deployments.
Web · API · Self-hosted6.9 Visit Specs - 12
Google Cloud Service Mesh Google Cloud Service Mesh suits teams using the listed Google Cloud or Google Distributed Cloud environments that need hybrid service-mesh deployment.
Free plan Web6.8 Visit Specs - 13 HashiCorp Consul Web · Windows · macOS · Linux6.6 Visit Specs
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Solo Enterprise for Istio Self-hosted6.6 Visit Specs - 15 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure RegistryOracle Free plan6.2 Visit Specs
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VMware Tanzu Platform Tanzu Platform is described for application and platform engineering teams needing shared governance and visibility.
Web · API · Self-hosted6.2 Visit Specs - 17 Alibaba Cloud Service Mesh Web6.0 Visit Specs
- 18 Kong Mesh Web5.8 Visit Specs
- 19 Huawei Cloud Application Service Mesh Web5.7 Visit Specs
- 20 Tencent TSF Mesh
TSF Mesh suits teams running Kubernetes services that need managed deployment, traffic policies, and multi-cluster support.
Web5.7 Visit Specs - 21 Tetrate Istio Subscription 5.2 Visit Specs
Greymatter, head to head
- Greymatter vs AWS App Mesh
- Greymatter vs Kuma
- Greymatter vs Network Service Mesh
- Greymatter vs Buoyant Enterprise for Linkerd
- Greymatter vs Flomesh Service Mesh
- Greymatter vs Traefik Mesh
- Greymatter vs Istio
- Greymatter vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Registry
- Greymatter vs Linkerd
- Greymatter vs Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines
- Greymatter vs Tetrate Service Bridge
- Greymatter vs Google Cloud Service Mesh