Universal Compute Platform
Container-as-a-Service
Optimized Architecture
Container microservices architecture
The Universal Compute Platform forms the basis for ExtremeCloud Edge deployment models, providing a container-based orchestration framework, in an Extreme qualified and validated high performance hardware configuration. The framework natively supports clustering, distributed file system and orchestration through Kubernetes, providing a highly resilient application operational base. CaaS is a cloud service model that allows users to manage and deploy containers, applications, and clusters through container-based virtualization.
The Universal Compute Platform offers flexible application
orchestration, enables self-guided application installation, management, and full
SaaS deployment of select applications such as
The Universal Compute Platform appliance is a high-performance appliance that hosts the middleware component sets of Extreme Universal Compute Platform. The appliance provides a high-performance computing platform for application deployment and hosting with asserted performance. The appliance provides a highly available Kubernetes Control plane, distributed filesystem and workers on three nodes, which are optimized for on-premises deployments.
Onboarding a cluster onto ExtremeCloud IQ provides central visibility of the state of operation. Visibility of cluster state is also provided directly from the appliance itself.