Portainer bridges the gap between infastructure and development, helping engineers and developers manage complex Kubernetes, Swarm and Edge environments.
Platform Managers have one of the toughest jobs in the modern IT world. Not only do you have to manage infrastructure, you also have to maintain multiple orchestrated clusters such as K8s, which is hugely complex. And, with that done, you then have to figure out how to give users secure access to deploy and maintain their apps.
Deploying Portainer as part of your container management toolset lets you:
Under normal circumstances, Platform Managers can typically manage up to 100 nodes. With Portainer the same Platform Manager can manage 400 nodes, making Portainer an important tool for helping organizations scale out their environments.
Click through the demonstration below to see how easy it is to set up a safe and protected environment for users to deploy applications into.
In addition, configuring DevOps pipelines against multiple clusters is a repetitive and time consuming task that Portainer radically simplifies.
Under traditional circumstances, A single DevOps engineer can support 25 developers. With Portainer the same DevOps engineer can support 50 developers making Portainer a really important tool for helping organizations scale out their environments without having to find and retain scarce talent.
Containers are the way the world builds modern software applications, and Portainer is the way the world manages containers. With an intuitive UI, backed by codified best practices and cloud-native design patterns, Portainer reduces the operational burden of multi-cluster container management.
Portainer is the most widely adopted container management platform in the world, with over 650,000 users and 21,700 stars on GitHub.
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