Top 10 Best Container Software in 2022

1

Docker

Portainer is an open source lightweight container management User Interface that permits you to effortlessly handle your Docker Hosts or Swarm clusters. It supports Linux, Windows and OSX platforms. It comprises a single container that can be executed on any Docker engine.

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2

AWS Fargate

Using AWS Fargate, you now don’t need to provision, configure, and scale cluster virtual machines to execute containers. This, in turn, eliminates the requirement to select server types, determine at what time to scale your clusters or optimize cluster packing.

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3

Google Kubernetes Engine

If you need a speedy creation of developer environments, working on micro services-based architecture and if you want to deploy production grade clusters then Docker and Google Kubernetes Engine would be the most suitable tools. They are very well suited for DevOps team.

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4

Amazon ECS

If you are looking for great backup recovery and building cloud-native applications, then AWS Fartgate is one of the best tools. If you initially want to do POCs without investing much in infrastructure, then Amazon ECS is a good choice because of its pay per use pricing model.

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5

LXC

LXC is the acronym for Linux Containers which is a type of OS-level virtualization method for executing numerous isolated Linux systems(containers) sitting on a control host employing a single Linux Kernel. This is an open source tool under the GNU LGPL License. It is available on the GitHub Repository.

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6

Container Linux

CoreOS Container Linux is an open source and lightweight operating system founded on the Linux Kernel and is designed to containerize your apps. It offers an infrastructure for easy clustered deployments while concentrating on automation, security, reliability, and scalability.

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7

Microsoft Azure

Tool Cost/Plan Details: There is no upfront cost. Azure does not charge for cluster management. It charges only for what you use. It has Pricing for nodes model. Based on your container needs, you can get the price estimator through Container Services calculator.

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8

Google Cloud Platform

Tool Cost/Plan Details: Google computes Engine has a usage-based pricing model and Google offers free usage up to a specific limit.

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9

Portainer

If you are hunting for a container software that can easily integrate with Ubuntu, then LXC is a reliable option. For semi-managed clustering, you can go for CoreOS. The business purposes solved by Portainer covers querying dockerHub repositories and it is in deed a good tool for beginners.

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10

Apache Mesos

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