Managed, CNCF-conformant Kubernetes on infrastructure you control, plus the VMs, databases and multi-tenancy a platform needs, priced per managed resource instead of per core. Your charts, operators and tooling work unchanged.
Teams looking for an OpenShift alternative usually name the same three reasons: subscriptions that scale with cores, so every hardware refresh raises the bill; an opinionated distribution whose specific APIs and tooling creep into every manifest; and a stack heavy enough that running it becomes its own project. edgeContinuum takes the other path: standard, conformant Kubernetes as a managed service on the infrastructure you already run, inside a platform that also handles your VMs, databases and tenancy. See how it works on the Kubernetes on OpenStack page.
edgeContinuum is a subscription per resource managed through the platform: clusters, databases, VMs. Not per core, not per socket, not per user. Denser hardware makes your unit economics better instead of raising your bill, and the price doesn’t change with your deployment model, from SaaS to fully air-gapped.
OpenShift answers the Kubernetes question and leaves the rest of the stack to you. edgeContinuum manages the whole thing: the infrastructure underneath (your OpenStack, shaped into regions and zones), managed PostgreSQL, VM networking, an app marketplace, and organizations, projects and quotas with usage tracked per tenant, whether tenants are your teams or your clients.
Production PostgreSQL in a click, lifecycle handled.
Full networking story: catalogs, routers, firewall rules.
Organizations, projects, roles and quotas, enforced by IAM.
Your perimeter, EU-built, air-gap capable.
Book a call and we’ll walk your OpenShift estate through the ladder above, or request a free trial and provision a conformant cluster in minutes.
