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Jio CloudXP vs Mirantis Kubernetes Engine

Jio CloudXP

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Mirantis Kubernetes Engine

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FigureJio CloudXPMirantis Kubernetes Engine
Price from——
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Multi-Cloud Management Software7.4 (#15)8.1 (#8)
AutomationThe Process Automation module builds, deploys, monitors, and manages software robots that emulate human actions in digital systems.MKE 4 provides standardized API interfaces and GitOps-based lifecycle management.
PurposeCloudXP is a cloud management platform for managing multiple cloud environments from one platform.MKE 4 is an enterprise Kubernetes platform built on the open-source k0s distribution.
SecuritySecurity Management evaluates resources, applications, and network devices for security-hardening deviations.Mirantis describes MKE 4 as secure by default and says its default components are FIPS-validated.
SupportThe site invites businesses to contact Jio experts or book a demo to explore hybrid-cloud solutions.Mirantis offers a choice of 24/7 proactive support or managed services for MKE 4.

Plans

Jio CloudXP

  • CloudXPPriced on request

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Mirantis Kubernetes Engine

  • MKE 4 subscriptionPriced on request

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Jio CloudXP

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Mirantis Kubernetes Engine

Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE 4) is a self-hosted enterprise Kubernetes platform built on the open-source k0s distribution. It supports deployment across public and private clouds, multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud environments, and bare-metal infrastructure. Teams manage cluster lifecycle with the mkectl command-line tool and a declarative mke4.yaml configuration file; standardized APIs and GitOps-based lifecycle management are also listed. A cluster combines k0s, a container network interface, the MKE control plane, system services, and user services. Calico is installed by default, with other network interface options supported. The web dashboard manages Kubernetes resources in an MKE-managed cluster. Backup and restore are supported, and the CLI upgrade process includes automated backups. Authentication through Dex supports OIDC, SAML, and LDAP, but not MFA. MKE 4 requires x86_64 and Linux manager/control-plane nodes; supported operating systems include specified Ubuntu, RHEL, and Rocky Linux versions, plus Windows Server worker nodes. A valid license is required, and a trial license is available on request. Mirantis offers 24/7 proactive support or managed services.

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