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HCL DevOps Loop vs KubeSphere

HCL DevOps Loop

hcl-software.com

KubeSphere

kubesphere.io

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FigureHCL DevOps LoopKubeSphere
Price from—$65/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial—Yes
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published38
Spec score · DevOps Platforms7.3 (#18)9.0 (#2)
HeadquartersNoida, IndiaBeijing, China
IntegrationsAI provider integrations include OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Claude Desktop, Gemini, IBM watsonx and Ollama; only one provider can be active at a time.Official materials identify integrations or ecosystem collaboration with Jenkins, Grafana, Loki, Higress, KubeKey, OpenELB, KubeEye, Fluent Operator, and OpenFunction.
PurposeHCL DevOps Loop connects software planning, coding, testing, releasing, deployment and measurement in a continuous feedback loop.KubeSphere is a Kubernetes-based distributed operating system for cloud-native application management with a plug-and-play architecture for third-party applications.
SupportHCL directs customers needing technical assistance to HCL Customer Support and asks them to gather version, logs, reproduction steps and workaround details.KubeSphere Enterprise offers one-stop professional technical support services.

Plans

HCL DevOps Loop

  • EssentialPriced on request
  • PremiumPriced on request
  • StandardPriced on request

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KubeSphere

  • KubeSphere Backup FreeFree
  • KubeSphere Community EditionFree
  • KubeSphere Community EditionFree
  • KubeSphere Backup Basic$65 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup Standard$200 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup Enterprise$340 a month
  • KubeSphere Backup ExclusivePriced on request
  • KubeSphere EnterprisePriced on request

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HCL DevOps Loop

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KubeSphere

KubeSphere is a Kubernetes-based platform for managing cloud-native applications, with a plug-in architecture for third-party applications and open-source tools. Its Community Edition is an open-source container platform and costs nothing, with free-forever availability for a self-managed Kubernetes platform. The platform supports multi-tenancy and multi-cluster management, with monitoring, event and audit-log queries, tenant log collection, alerting and notifications. Delivery features include Jenkins-based CI/CD and automated Source-to-Image and Binary-to-Image workflows. KubeSphere supports online or offline installation, one-click upgrades and cluster scaling across infrastructure environments. Its REST API backend includes an API server and controller manager. Enterprise adds image security hardening, two-factor authentication, vulnerability fixes and permission controls at platform, cluster and application levels. Enterprise is available by on-demand subscription or private deployment, with extensions available by subscription; pricing is available from sales. Its lightweight architecture can run with 2 CPU cores and 4 GB of memory.

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