Cloud Container
Stable and Scalable
With cloud containers, deploy your software with speed and efficiency. With automation and integration capabilities, you can easily optimize development and deployment processes, giving you more time for innovation.
Summary
A cloud container is another cloud service that allows you to develop and manage your applications without worrying about infrastructure details. This service focuses primarily on providing development tools and runtime environments so that developers can quickly and efficiently create and deliver their applications. With this service, there’s no need to worry about maintaining or updating the infrastructure, and you can easily and quickly build and deploy your applications. Additionally, you can experience increased productivity and efficiency in your applications, enabling faster time-to-market.
Benefit
Shorter Time-to-Market
With cloud containers, there is no need to set up hardware and software for building and maintaining an application development platform. This feature reduces the time required to bring your product to market.
Effective Management in the Application Lifecycle
The cloud container service, by offering its tools and services, enhances the efficiency of managing the application lifecycle. This simplifies and improves the management of applications within organizations.
Easy and Cost-Effective Scalability
In cloud containers, billing is done on a Pay-As-You-Go basis, meaning costs are calculated in real-time based on the customer’s usage. Overall, this is a cost-effective and flexible pricing model.
Reduced Coding Time
Cloud containers provide development tools, security features, storage services, and ready-to-use applications.These features allow developers to access each component separately and meet their specific needs.
Feature
Application Resource Management
Users can specify the necessary resources for their applications, including CPU, RAM, and ephemeral storage. To ensure data preservation in case of pod restarts, users can also opt for persistent disks (SSD, HDD, or HDD with SSD cache).
Configuring and Using Secrets
For applications that require sensitive data, users can utilize secrets. These secrets may include information such as passwords and security keys, encoded in base64 to provide enhanced security.
Managing Services and Internal Communication
Services are used to expose ports and facilitate communication with applications within Abriment. Headless services are available for accessing pods behind StatefulSets or Deployments without the need for a Load Balancer.
Viewing and Managing Resource Usage
On the application page, users can view the total resource usage and project limits. This information includes CPU, RAM, and storage consumption, helping with better resource management.
Application Monitoring and Logs
Users can view their application logs and use time filters and search functions for detailed analysis. Additionally, the monitoring dashboard displays information such as memory, CPU, and storage usage as percentages.
Pricing
| Cost/hour (Toman) | Cost/month, 30 days (Toman) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 GB RAM | 119 | 85,000 |
| 1 Core CPU | 188 | 135,000 |
| 1 GB SSD Disk | 7 | 5,000 |
| 1 GB HDD Disk | 3 | 2,100 |
| 1 IP Public | 106 | 76,000 |
| More than 1 IP Public | 213 | 153,000 |