Cyso Cloud vs Exoscale

Vergleichen Sie Cyso Cloud und Exoscale nach Funktionen, Rechtsraum, Nachweisen und Einsatzpassung.

Beide als Alternativen zu: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure

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Cyso Cloud vs Exoscale: Überblick
MerkmalLogo: Cyso CloudCyso CloudLogo: ExoscaleExoscale
HerkunftslandNetherlandsSwitzerland
KategorieCloud ComputingCloud Computing
Open SourceJaNein
Self-HostedNeinNein
Zusammenfassung

Dutch OpenStack IaaS from Cyso B.V. with AMS/FRA regions, managed Kubernetes (KCSP), S3-compatible object storage, and EU data residency for teams avoiding hyperscaler lock-in.

European public cloud (IaaS) from Swiss operator Akenes SA (A1 Digital): multi-zone compute, managed Kubernetes (SKS), DBaaS, object and block storage, and GPUs across CH, DE, AT, BG, and HR.

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Cyso Cloud

  • Skalierbare Compute-Instanzen

    Instanzen in Sekunden mit Flavors für Workloads: Standard (balanced), CPU-optimiert (bis 64 vCPUs), Memory-optimiert (bis 512 GB RAM). Ephemeral Storage an Instanz-Lebenszyklus gebunden; persistente Volumes mit Dreifach-Replikation und IOPS-Skalierung (5–25 pro GB). Stundensätze ab 0,026 € für Einstieg – präzise Kosten ohne Überprovisionierung.

  • S3-kompatibler Object Storage

    Für Backups und große Datensätze: unbegrenzte Kapazität, 99,99 % Uptime-SLA. NVMe-Laufwerke für niedrige Latenz; Daten in gewählten EU-Regionen. Preise: 0,055 €/GB Storage, gratis Ingress, 0,055 €/GB Egress. Operationen 0,055 € pro 10.000 PUT/LIST-Requests, REST-API-Zugang.

  • Managed Kubernetes

    Enterprise Managed Kubernetes (EMK): Control Plane 29,99 €/Monat (HA 59,99 €), automatische Updates und Hibernation für Kosteneinsparung. 99,9 % SLA für HA-Cluster. Deployment via Dashboard; Autoscaling für variable Lasten. Setup in Minuten laut Dokumentation.

Exoscale

  • High-Performance Compute Instances

    Exoscale's compute instances use SSD local storage with options for standard, CPU-optimized, memory-optimized and storage-optimized flavors. Sizes range from Micro (512MB RAM, 1 core) to Jumbo (225GB RAM, 24 cores). GPU instances with NVIDIA cards (A30, V100, A40, A5000, RTX 6000 Pro) suit AI tasks. Anti-affinity ensures instances spread across hosts for resilience. Snapshots and custom templates aid backups and deployments. Billing prorates to the second, with powered-off instances charged only for storage.

  • Scalable Kubernetes Service (SKS)

    Managed Kubernetes deploys clusters in 120 seconds. Starter clusters are free (no SLA), Pro offers 99.95% uptime. Users scale worker nodes, manage control planes via portal, CLI, API or Terraform. Integrates with network load balancers. Supports cloud-native apps across zones.

  • Managed DBaaS and Storage

    DBaaS covers PostgreSQL, MySQL, Kafka, OpenSearch, Valkey and Grafana, with plans from Hobbyist (2GB RAM) to Premium (225GB RAM, multiple replicas). Object Storage is S3-compatible with multi-redundancy and replication. NVMe Block Storage attaches multiple volumes per instance for low-latency needs. Traffic: inbound free, intra-zone free, 1TB outbound free per instance monthly.