Products

MK8s provides a Kubernetes (K8s) cluster delivered from the cloud to manage any bare metal hardware, on-prem virtual machines, or any cloud provider infrastructure as part of the managed cluster. It is ideally suited for scenarios where the infrastructure provider does not provide a K8s facility to manage the compute nodes it offers or when there's a desire to have a singular API for deploying, upgrading, and continuously monitoring a K8s cluster, regardless of where or how the compute is delivered. K8s clusters delivered by Control Plane offer a wide range of add-ons that enhance the vanilla K8s offering with options like observability, identity management, advanced user interfaces, fine-grained authorization, and more.

CPLN-Serverless offers Kubernetes without the complexity of Kubernetes across any number of regions and clouds. The platform exposes five symmetric interfaces: UI, API, CLI, Terraform/Tofu, and Pulumi. Any of the five interfaces can equally enable users to accomplish all functions exposed by CPLN. The platform takes care of geo-routing requests to the nearest healthy compute node, auto-scaling, cost optimization, secrets management, service discovery, threat detection, container image scanning, cross-network tunneling (Cloud Wormhole), cross-cloud identity conveyance (Universal Cloud Identity) and workload portability so users can quickly and easily migrate their compute workloads from one cloud to another, or from on-premises environments to clouds, or vice versa. The platform includes a service mesh to support mutual TLS across service communication. It allows software developers to take full advantage of Envoy and Istio's features without requiring them to be service mesh experts.

CPLN-BYOK (Control Plane, Bring-your-own-K8s) provides all the features of CPLN-Serverless. Still, instead of running on compute facilities provided by Control Plane (within any provider supported by Control Plane, such as AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle, and others), BYOK leverages the customer's or their customers/partners compute facilities, whether bare metal, virtualized, or provided by cloud providers in an account controlled by entities other than Control Plane Corporation.

Control Plane GPU Ocean™ provides the ability to pool GPUs, TPUs, and similar advanced computing nodes from entities with extra capacity (reserved instances in a cloud provider or even bare metal) and resell capacity to customers needing advanced computing capacity. GPU Ocean™ leverages the CPLN interface to provide a high-level and simplified way to procure, manage, and dispose of GPU, TPU, and similar compute facilities wherever they run.

In addition to the Control Plane core products, the company offers migration services, premier support services, and containerization services to assist customers in modernizing their cloud and on-prem infrastructure.