Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) provides fully managed Kubernetes clusters for deploying and scaling containerized applications.
Overview
ACK provides multiple types of clusters, including ACK managed clusters, ACK Serverless clusters, and ACK Edge clusters.
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Container Service for Kubernetes |
ACK Pro clusters extend ACK Basic clusters with enhanced reliability, security, and schedulability. Covered by SLAs with compensation clauses, ideal for large-scale production workloads requiring high stability and security. |
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ACK Serverless |
Deploy containerized applications in ACK Serverless clusters without purchasing or maintaining nodes. Pay-as-you-go fees are charged based on the CPU and memory resources requested by your applications. ACK Serverless clusters are Kubernetes-compatible, letting you focus on application development. |
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ACK Edge |
ACK Edge is a cloud-edge coordination solution for edge computing. ACK Edge clusters integrate cloud virtualization, storage, network, and security capabilities into standard, secure, highly-available Kubernetes clusters, simplifying O&M. |
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ACK Lingjun |
ACK Lingjun clusters are Kubernetes clusters developed based on Intelligent Computing LINGJUN with fully-managed and highly-available control planes. In ACK Lingjun clusters, Lingjun nodes serve as worker nodes. |
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cloud-native AI suite |
A cloud-native AI technology and product solution that uses ACK as the base.
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Distributed Cloud Container Platform for Kubernetes (ACK One) |
ACK One is an enterprise-class cloud-native platform for hybrid cloud, multi-cluster, distributed computing, and disaster recovery scenarios. Connects and manages Kubernetes clusters across any region or infrastructure, including cloud, edge, and data centers. Provides consistent management and Kubernetes-compatible APIs for computing, storage, networks, security, monitoring, logs, jobs, applications, and traffic. |
Benefits
ACK extends standard Kubernetes with enhanced application, network, storage, and security capabilities, reducing cluster O&M costs compared to self-managed clusters.
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Comparison item |
Self-managed Kubernetes cluster |
ACK cluster |
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Cluster management |
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Application management |
Develop a management system. |
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Network management |
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Storage management |
Develop a management system. |
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O&M management |
Manually manage and maintain control planes. |
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Security management |
Develop a security system. |
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Service guarantee |
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References
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Related agreements (service terms and SLA for Container Service for Kubernetes)