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Ein strategischer Vergleich zwischen anynines‘ a9s Cloud Foundry und VMware Tanzu

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a9s Data Services – Reliable Data Management for Cloud Foundry & Kubernetes Discover how a9s Data Services simplify database and data service management in modern cloud environments. With a9s Data Services, you get a flexible data management layer available in two powerful flavors: Virtual Machine-based Services – rock-solid isolation for CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network I/O. Perfect for large-scale environments with strict reliability needs. Kubernetes-native Services – run databases natively on Kubernetes using StatefulSets and other K8s resources. Ideal for cloud-native teams or environments without direct infrastructure access. Supported data services include: -Relational databases: Postgres, MariaDB -Document database: MongoDB -Key-value store: Valkey -Message broker: RabbitMQ -Messaging service (RabbitMQ-based) -Search & analytics: OpenSearch -Logging: a9s LogMe2 -Monitoring & alerting: a9s Prometheus And the portfolio keeps growing. With a single license, you receive credits to spin up clustered data service instances across any platform environment—whether on VMs, Kubernetes, or hybrid setups. One clustered instance equals one credit, giving you full flexibility and scalability. 👉 Learn how a9s Data Services enable reliable, scalable, and infrastructure-agnostic database operations—so you can focus on building great products: https://anynines.com/products/data-services #cloudfoundry #Kubernetes #DataServices #dbaas What are a9s Data Services?
As more organizations adopt Kubernetes alongside Cloud Foundry, managing data services consistently across both platforms has become a growing challenge. In this session originally presented at Cloud Foundry Day - Frankfurt 2025, Julian Fischer introduces the latest developments in Klutch, our sponsored open-source control plane that unifies database governance for hybrid Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes environments. Built on familiar concepts like the Cloud Foundry Marketplace and the Open Service Broker API, Klutch provides a seamless self-service experience for developers while enabling operators to standardize provisioning and lifecycle management across platforms. 💡This talk highlights: - How Klutch bridges BOSH, Kubernetes Operators, and cloud-native APIs such as AWS RDS and S3 - The new Klutch Service Broker designed specifically for Cloud Foundry users - How teams can simplify provisioning, backups, and lifecycle automation of database services at scale Whether you’re maintaining a traditional Cloud Foundry landscape or transitioning toward Kubernetes, discover how Klutch helps unify your data service management without compromising the developer experience. ➡️ Learn more about the open-source Klutch project and request a free demo: https://klutch.io ➡️ Or check out our advanced features and support at: https://anynines.com/products/klutch ⭐️ Give Klutch a star on GitHub: https://github.com/anynines/klutchio #cloudfoundry #kubernetes #databasemanagement Klutch Update: Modern Database Management for Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes
Looking to roll out a new version without breaking anything? That’s where canary deployments come in. In this quick feature demo, we walk through Cloud Foundry’s cf push --strategy canary feature. You’ll see how to: - Spin up a canary instance alongside your existing app - Monitor stability before promoting to all instances - Use step weights (like --instance-steps 100) to control rollout - Understand the trade-offs (like what happens when you cancel late) We’ll walk you through with logs and code snippets to show you how Cloud Foundry now makes safe, incremental rollouts a built-in option. This new feature is perfect for devs and platform engineers who want more confidence when shipping changes! #cloudfoundry #canarydeployments #walkthrough Test Before You Roll Out Canary Deployments on Cloud Foundry