Scaleway vs Seeweb

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

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

Hervorgehobene Zeilen unterscheiden sich zwischen den Produkten.

Scaleway vs Seeweb: Überblick
MerkmalLogo: ScalewayScalewayLogo: SeewebSeeweb
HerkunftslandFranceItaly
KategorieCloud ComputingCloud Computing
Open SourceNeinNein
Self-HostedNeinNein
Zusammenfassung

French iliad-group cloud platform: bare metal, virtual instances, EU-resident GPU for AI, managed Kubernetes, serverless, storage and databases on Scaleway-operated multi-AZ regions in Europe.

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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Scaleway

  • Elastic Metal Bare Metal Servers

    Elastic Metal provides on-demand bare metal instances like Aluminium, Iridium, and GPU-equipped Titanium models. Deployment takes minutes via API, with models tailored for general compute, storage-intensive tasks, or AI. Users avoid virtualization overhead for better performance in databases or gaming servers. Models start around €0.02 per hour, with full root access and custom images.

  • GPU Instances and AI Tools

    High-end GPUs such as NVIDIA L40S, H100, and B300-SXM support AI training and inference. Custom GPU clusters scale for large models. Additional AI services include generative APIs and managed inference. These integrate with Kubernetes for orchestration, serving needs from startups to research labs without vendor lock-in.

  • Managed Kubernetes, Databases, and Storage

    Kapsule offers managed Kubernetes clusters, while Kosmos enables multi-cloud setups. Databases cover PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, and ClickHouse as managed services. Storage options include object (S3-compatible), block, and Glacier for archiving. Serverless Functions, Containers, and Jobs handle event-driven workloads. All scale automatically.

  • Renewable Data Centers and Networking

    Nine data centers consume renewable energy, hitting a 1.15 PUE. Locations ensure low latency in Paris (multi-AZ), Amsterdam, and Warsaw. Networking features private VPCs, load balancers, WAF, and global anycast IPs. Tools like CLI and Terraform simplify management.

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.