Licensing Portworx
Enterprise applications running on Kubernetes have non-negotiable business requirements like high availability, data security, backup and disaster recovery, strict performance SLAs and hybrid/multi-cloud operations.
Since Portworx Enterprise does not compromise on these requirements by limiting features, licensing is very straight forward:
1) decide if you're going to use Portworx on VM's or Bare Metal
2) count the required worker nodes in your Production and Disaster Recovery environments
3) Purchase a base subscription & appropriate amount of Add-on licenses for each environment
Done!
Key features comparison if upgrading from Portworx Essentials to Enterprise:
|
Portworx Essentials |
Portworx Enterprise |
| Max Nodes |
5 |
1.000+ |
| Max Containers per Node |
30 |
No limit |
| Max Volumes |
500 |
No limit |
| Max Storage Per Cluster |
5TB |
No limit |
| Application-Consistent Snapshots |
5 per Volume |
Unlimited |
| Volume Backup to Cloud |
1/Day/Volume |
Unlimited |
| Support |
Community Support/ Tutorials |
24x7x365 Enterprise Support |
The company
Portworx is the solution for running stateful containers in production, designed with DevOps in mind. With Portworx, users can manage any database or stateful service on any infrastructure using any container scheduler, including Kubernetes, Mesosphere DC/OS, and Docker Swarm. Portworx solves the five most common problems DevOps teams encounter when running stateful services in production: persistence, high availability, data automation, security, and support for multiple data stores and infrastructure.
Leadership
Portworx’s founders previously launched the storage optimization company Ocarina Networks, acquired by Dell in 2010. The team includes veterans from leading startup and enterprise vendors including Google, Microsoft, NetApp, and Nimble Storage.
56K.Cloud
Eteration
FullStackS
INFINITUM SA
Hopla! Software Spain