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By Control Plane
Control Plane is the most powerful environment for running microservices. Our patented technology harnesses the combined power of all the clouds, giving developers unprecedented power and flexibility. Founded in 2019, the Control Plane Platform was born out of the need to deliver unbreakable, auto-scaled, low-latency microservices. It is a virtual cloud made up of the three major cloud providers, harnessing all their power at a small fraction of the cost because workloads run serverless and cluster-less.
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By Control Plane
Control Plane is a perfect substrate to run microservices. When you deploy on Control Plane, your containerized apps run concurrently on AWS, Azure and GCP. Customers experience ultra-low latency, 99.999% availability and you can mix-n-match ALL the services of AWS, Azure and GCP as if those clouds have virtually merged. All your "Ops" portion of "DevOps" has been codified so developers are freed to focus on the Dev part and leave the Ops part to the platform.
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Run compute anywhere, combine cloud services, boost developer productivity, and slash costs.
Control Plane is a hybrid platform enabling cloud architects to combine the services, regions, and computing power of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure and any other public or private cloud to provide developers with a flexible yet unbreakable global environment for building backend apps and services.
On Control Plane, microservices can run simultaneously on any combination of cloud compute and consume any combination of cloud services without embedded credentials. The platform handles identity conveyance and authorization uniformly, utilizing best-practices/least privilege principles consistently and securely.
Benefits of Control Plane:
- Ops without the Pain: Best in class Ops, codified, using tools you already know and trust.
- Virtual Cloud: Mix-n-match services from AWS/Azure/GCP in a single workload.
- Multi-Region: Ultra-low latency and unbreakable 99.999% availability.
- Spend Less: Only pay for the CPU/RAM/egress workloads actually consume.
The Global Compute Platform Enabling Multicloud-Native Apps.