Alauda Container Platform

Features

Unified Operation and Maintenance Management

  • One-stop operation and maintenance management

    Provides a unified operation and maintenance management interface that supports comprehensive functions such as cross-cluster service lifecycle management, observability, change management, backup and recovery, inspection, etc.

Rich Services Support

  • Supports various types of alauda application services, including databases, caches, message queues, etc. The following are the main supported alauda application services versions and compatible storage class information:

    Alauda Application ServicesVersionData Persistence Compatible Storage ClassBackup Compatible Storage ClassDefault Scheduling Rule (Single Instance)
    MySQL-PXC5.7TopoLVM (recommended)S3 (recommended), TopoLVMAt most (required) only one MySQL node can be scheduled on each node.
    MySQL-MGR8.0TopoLVM (recommended)S3 (recommended)At most (required) only one MySQL node can be scheduled on each node.
    Redis5.0, 6.0, 7.2 (recommended)TopoLVM (recommended)S3 (recommended), CephFS, NFSCluster mode: At most (required) only one Redis node can be scheduled on each node. Sentinel mode: At most (required) only one Redis data node or one Redis sentinel node can be scheduled on each node.
    Kafka2.5.0, 2.7.0, 2.8.2, 3.8 (recommended)TopoLVM (recommended)-At most (required) only one Broker node can be scheduled on each node.
    RabbitMQ3.8.16, 3.12.4TopoLVM (recommended)-At most (required) only one RabbitMQ node can be scheduled on each node.
    PostgreSQL11, 12, 14TopoLVM (recommended)S3 (recommended)Strive to schedule one PostgreSQL node on each node.

  • Supports operation and maintenance management for various services, detailed capabilities are introduced below:

MySQL-PXC
MySQL-MGR
Redis
Kafka
RabbitMQ
PostgreSQL

  • Instance Management

    Supports lifecycle management of instances (creation, update, upgrade, deletion, restart, stop).

  • Parameter Configuration

    Pre-configured parameter templates suitable for production, supports creation and management of parameter templates; supports initializing parameters with parameter templates, as well as updating, importing, and exporting parameters.

  • Access Methods

    Supports multiple methods for exposing services both inside and outside the cluster such as NodePort, MetaLB, ALB, etc. Supports one-click connection information copying, with example code provided for assistance.

  • Topology

    Supports displaying the topology of instances and the running status of each node.

  • User Management

    Supports user management for instances, including creating, deleting users, and permission control.

  • Backup and Recovery

    Supports manual and scheduled backups, with options to back up to storage volumes and external S3 storage.

  • Scaling

    Supports scaling operations, including horizontal scaling of nodes and vertical scaling of specifications.

  • Terminal Console

    Supports command-line terminal, facilitating quick logins to nodes for user operations.

  • Query Analysis

    Supports SQL query analysis display, showcasing SQL statements, frequency, execution time, and other information.

  • Logs

    Supports real-time log queries, including search by time, container, etc.; supports log persistence.

  • Monitoring and Alerts

    Displays monitoring data, including various resource usage, connection counts, TPS, table lock operations, slow queries, etc.; supports creation and updating of alert policies, with pre-set metrics including InnoDB read/write request counts, connection counts, thread counts, and ten other metrics; supports alert settings for hundreds of monitoring metrics (non-pre-set).

  • Inspection

    Supports instance inspection, with options for manual and automatic triggering; supports displaying statistical information of inspection results; supports exporting inspection reports.

  • Disaster Recovery

    Supports hot standby disaster recovery, with options for asynchronous and version-synchronized replication for disaster recovery clusters.

  • Network Protocol Stack Support

    Supports IPv4/IPv6 dual stack, IPv4 single stack, and IPv6 single stack.

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