BusinessWire India
New Delhi [India], July 13: Coredge, the leading cloud and edge platform company, has announced its strategic partnership with Devtron, an open-source, Kubernetes native, enterprise-grade DevOps platform. The partnership between Coredge and Devtron offers the flexibility to incorporate various services like managed Kubernetes, managed databases, and managed object storage either within a hybrid cloud or a totally air-gapped environment. This allows customers to take full advantage of the benefits of the cloud (private/public/hybrid) while leveraging best-in-class features such as CI/CD, GitOps, observability, security scanning, role-based access control, and more.
Through the inclusion of Devtron’s Kubernetes native platform engineering suite, Coredge customers now have the added ability to deploy, manage, and scale their GitOps process with minimal effort. Additionally, for the customers who are just beginning their cloud-native journey, this partnership paves the way for applications onboarding, migration to Kubernetes or managing both cluster and application lifecycle through developer self-serve and a very efficient DevOps engine overall.
Arif Khan, Founder at Coredge said, “Our deeper partnership with a cloud-native product like Devtron significantly improves Coredge’s telco cloud, edge and sovereign cloud offerings wherein enterprise customers can totally navigate the complexity of multi-cloud/cluster, manage the full infrastructure and at the same time provide a single pane of glass for developers to a golden paved path for self-serve and overall resource optimization.”
“I am thrilled about our partnership with Coreedge. This partnership signifies a major completion in our endeavour to facilitate a seamless DevOps workflow and enhance developer productivity and DevOps efficiency within a cloud operating model to offer technology risk mitigation for enterprises,” said Rajesh Razdan, Co-founder at Devtron.
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