Exoscale vs Seeweb

Vergleichen Sie Exoscale und Seeweb nach Funktionen, Rechtsraum, Nachweisen und Einsatzpassung.

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

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Exoscale vs Seeweb: Überblick
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HerkunftslandSwitzerlandItaly
KategorieCloud ComputingCloud Computing
Open SourceNeinNein
Self-HostedNeinNein
Zusammenfassung

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.

Italian cloud and data-center provider (DHH Group): KVM cloud servers, NVIDIA/AMD GPU for AI, managed Kubernetes, VPC, and storage on European sites including proprietary Milan and Frosinone facilities.

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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.

Seeweb

  • High-Performance Compute and GPU Resources

    Seeweb's Cloud Servers use KVM virtualization for dedicated CPU, RAM, and storage. GPU options support AI/ML workloads, with NVIDIA GPUs and pioneering AMD MI300X instances. Serverless GPU and NPU servers allow pay-per-use scaling without infrastructure management. This setup suits compute-intensive tasks, offering flexibility for developers and enterprises.

  • Scalable Storage and Kubernetes

    Cloud Object Storage handles unstructured data with high durability. ScaleOut Filer provides file storage, while Kubernetes Service and Storage enable container orchestration. These integrate seamlessly for modern apps, supporting horizontal scaling and managed deployments. Users benefit from reliable persistence across distributed environments.

  • Security and Compliance Tools

    Services include Cloud Backup, Server Antivirus, SSL certificates, and Data Protection appliances. With 99.99% SLA and 24/7 support, Seeweb ensures data integrity. Certifications like ISO 27001 and CISPE cover encryption, access controls, and audit trails, helping meet regulatory needs without added complexity.