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What is Network Service Mesh?

A standard flat vL3 domain permits databases functioning across multiple clusters, clouds, or hybrid setups to interact effortlessly for database replication purposes. Workloads belonging to various organizations can connect to a shared 'collaborative' Service Mesh, which enhances interactions between different companies. Each workload is confined to a specific connectivity domain, ensuring that only workloads within the same runtime domain can engage in that connectivity. Thus, Connectivity Domains are deeply intertwined with Runtime Domains. Nonetheless, a core tenet of Cloud Native architectures is to embrace Loose Coupling, which grants each workload the adaptability to obtain services from various providers as required. The particular Runtime Domain of a workload has no bearing on its communication necessities, signifying that workloads associated with the same application must maintain connectivity regardless of their geographical locations. This highlights the crucial role of inter-workload communication in maintaining operational efficiency. Ultimately, this strategy guarantees that the performance of applications and the ability to collaborate remain stable, irrespective of the underlying infrastructure complexities. By enabling such seamless integration, organizations can enhance their operational agility and responsiveness to changing demands.

What is Control Plane?

Control Plane keeps production apps and AI agents running when a zone, region, or cloud provider fails. It combines AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, neoclouds, existing Kubernetes clusters, and bare metal into one Global Virtual Cloud. You pick the locations, every workload runs active-active across all of them, and a built-in global endpoint routes each request to the nearest healthy location. Teams run serverless, standard, stateful, cron, and virtual machine workloads from the container images they already have. Universal Cloud Identity gives workloads short-lived, least-privilege access to 600+ cloud services without long-lived keys. Day-two operations come built in, including autoscaling, Capacity AI right-sizing, logs, metrics, and traces, mutual TLS, secrets management, and a tamper-proof audit trail. The 99.999% availability SLA applies to workloads running at least two replicas in at least two locations, and customers typically cut compute costs 30 to 50 percent versus running directly on a hyperscaler.

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Integrations Supported

Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
Kubernetes
Microsoft Azure
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Integrations Supported

Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
Kubernetes
Microsoft Azure
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon EKS
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Coralogix
Datadog
GitHub
Google Cloud BigQuery
Google Cloud Platform
Helm
Microsoft Entra ID
OpenTelemetry
Prometheus
Redis
Terraform

API Availability

Has API

API Availability

Has API

Pricing Information

Free
Free Version

Pricing Information

Usage-based pricing: you pay for reserved CPU and memory, with no contracts or minimums. Free sign-up available.
Free Trial Offered?

Supported Platforms

SaaS
On-Prem

Supported Platforms

SaaS
On-Prem
Linux

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Customer Service / Support

Standard Support
Web-Based Support

Training Options

Documentation Hub
Webinars

Training Options

Documentation Hub
Webinars

Company Facts

Organization Name

Network Service Mesh

Company Website

networkservicemesh.io

Company Facts

Organization Name

Control Plane Corporation

Date Founded

2019

Company Location

United States

Company Website

www.controlplane.com

Categories and Features

Service Mesh

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Categories and Features

Cloud Hosting

Deploy applications seamlessly across AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, neoclouds, and your own infrastructure, creating a unified virtual cloud. With a global endpoint, each request is directed to the closest operational site, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

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Cloud Management

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Container Management

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DevOps

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Hybrid Cloud

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Microservices

Deploy microservices utilizing mutual TLS, implement a deny-by-default internal firewall, manage secrets effectively, and incorporate comprehensive logging, metrics, and tracing capabilities throughout all environments.

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Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Launch both containers and virtual machines effortlessly, maintaining an active-active setup across multiple cloud environments. Enjoy integrated autoscaling, monitoring, and security features without the need to manage a Kubernetes cluster.

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Serverless

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Service Mesh

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Virtualization

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