Built on a proven open-source, containerized framework, PolyATOM:
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Isolates customer apps and data
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Simplifies and streamlines the app design lifecycle
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Manages roles and permissions
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Masks infrastructure complexity
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Allows teams to focus on bringing new products to market
The Benefit
Digital transformation is imperative for all businesses, from the smallest entities to complex, global enterprises. Offering four unique products, PolyATOM is the answer for simplified cloud native application engineering. The unique products and services help information technology (IT) teams reduce cost, effort, and dependency on human capital during their digital transformation. Teams are up and running in weeks instead of months saving valuable financial resources without high-cost capital investments or steep learning curves.
Feature | Pivotal | Redhat Openshift | PolyATOM |
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Open-Source Model | Open core. Pivotal adds significant proprietary features to extend Cloud Foundry Foundation code, making portability challenging. | Red Hat focuses on contributing upstream to Docker and Kubernetes. Portability can be challenging from a platform perspective. | PolyATOM products are built on an open-source framework with no ties to technology or proprietary core frameworks. Portability is very high. |
Approach to Containers | Two approaches to containers. PAS – the platform builds and manages the container PKS – the end user builds the container image and manages its lifecycle. | Containers are managed outside of the platform. | PolyATOM is built and integrated with Docker containerized functionality and support. Containers are built-on generic backend operating systems and can be deployed and executed in ANY container orchestrated environment such as Kubernetes. |
Preferred Application Model | Polyglot language and framework support. | Polyglot language and framework support. | PolyATOM can deploy and run any containerized technology. PolyATOM supports Spring Boot, Python, Node.js, Ruby, and GO. Stateful and stateless app models are supported. |
Vendor and Technology Ecosystem | Ubuntu, shipped as an integrated system, or Windows. PCF license includes Ubuntu support through agreement with Canonical. Windows Server support in BOSH and buildpacks. | RHEL, which is a more accepted enterprise OS, trusted by I&O, certified in regulated industries. Future support planned for CoreOS, which is an immutable container host based on Red. | PolyATOM is built with a baseline to be containerized which includes platform and applications executed on platform. This provides PolyATOM non-dependency on operating system, other than a container. |
Application Platform Services Extensions | Relies on Open Service Broker API to integrate with services and platforms. | Relies on Open Service Broker API to integrate with services and platforms. | PolyATOM does not need a specific API or library for service integrations. Supports all containerized technologies. |
Pivotal
Open core. Pivotal adds significant proprietary features to extend Cloud Foundry Foundation code, making portability challenging.
Redhat Openshift
Red Hat focuses on contributing upstream to Docker and Kubernetes.
Portability can be challenging from a platform perspective.
PolyATOM
PolyATOM products are built on an open-source framework with no ties to technology or proprietary core frameworks.
Portability is very high.
Pivotal
Two approaches to containers.
PAS – the platform builds and manages the container
PKS – the end user builds the container image and manages its lifecycle.
Redhat Openshift
Containers are managed outside of the platform.
PolyATOM
PolyATOM is built and integrated with Docker containerized functionality and support.
Containers are built-on generic backend operating systems and can be deployed and executed in ANY container orchestrated environment such as Kubernetes.
Pivotal
Polyglot language and framework support.
Redhat Openshift
Polyglot language and framework support.
PolyATOM
PolyATOM can deploy and run any containerized technology.
PolyATOM supports Spring Boot, Python, Node.js, Ruby, and GO. Stateful and stateless app models are supported.
Pivotal
Ubuntu, shipped as an integrated system, or Windows. PCF license includes Ubuntu support through agreement with Canonical. Windows Server support in BOSH and buildpacks.
Redhat Openshift
RHEL, which is a more accepted enterprise OS, trusted by I&O, certified in regulated industries. Future support planned for CoreOS, which is an immutable container host based on Red.
PolyATOM
PolyATOM is built with a baseline to be containerized which includes platform and applications executed on platform. This provides PolyATOM non-dependency on operating system, other than a container.
Pivotal
Relies on Open Service Broker API to integrate with services and platforms.
Redhat Openshift
Relies on Open Service Broker API to integrate with services and platforms.
PolyATOM
PolyATOM does not need a specific API or library for service integrations. Supports all containerized technologies.