Cyso Cloud vs STACKIT

Vergleichen Sie Cyso Cloud und STACKIT 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 STACKIT: Überblick
MerkmalLogo: Cyso CloudCyso CloudLogo: STACKITSTACKIT
HerkunftslandNetherlandsGermany
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.

German sovereign cloud from Schwarz Digits (Schwarz Group): IaaS, managed Kubernetes, databases, and colocation on group-owned data centers in Germany and Austria.

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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.

STACKIT

  • Comprehensive IaaS: Compute and Storage

    STACKIT's Compute Engine provides virtual machines and GPUs for workloads from general computing to AI training. Storage options include object for unstructured data, block for high-performance databases, file sharing, and automated backups. These run in EU data centers, offering low-latency access and scalability without vendor lock-in. Users benefit from predictable performance in regulated environments.

  • Managed Kubernetes and PaaS

    The STACKIT Kubernetes Engine (SKE) deploys CNCF-compliant clusters with automated scaling and updates. Cloud Foundry supports application development and operations. Databases and messaging services like RabbitMQ integrate seamlessly. Developers focus on code while STACKIT handles infrastructure, reducing setup time and operational overhead for containerized apps.

  • Security and Observability Tools

    Features like Secrets Manager, Key Management Service, and Network Security protect data at rest and in transit. Confidential Computing safeguards sensitive workloads. Logging via LogMe and Observability stack provide real-time insights. These tools ensure compliance and quick issue resolution, vital for industries facing strict audits.