Unified Cloud Experience on Any Infrastructure
Private, public, hybrid and multi-cloud in a turnkey Platform-as-a-Service
Multi-Cloud PaaS with Full Interoperability
Combine different infrastructure and cloud offerings within one platform
High Availability
Utilizing redundancy in infrastructure and software guarantees a higher level of fault tolerance and mitigate the risk of application outages, downtime, and data loss
Cost Efficiency
Ability to mix and match pricing plans for infrastructure from different vendors to meet not only technology needs but also available budgets
Low Latency
Bringing the connectivity point closer to customers, the data can be distributed across regions from geographically disparate locations
Zero Lock-In
Interoperability across different clouds by default lets migrate your applications anytime to the most appropriate vendor or combine a set of them
Advanced Security
Keeping more sensitive data in the private cloud or on-premise locally and easily connect it to the workloads hosted in the public cloud
Laws Compatibility
Hosting the data in the required country, as well as with the vendor that meets the protection and regulation rules of your company
Cloud Functionality for Developers and Admins
Concentrate on project development instead of servers management
Easy creation of dev, test, production environments
Automatic vertical and horizontal scaling
Integrated CI and CD tools for automation
Application management via UI, SSH, API and CLI
Zero downtime deployment with automated traffic distribution
Built-in monitoring of RAM, CPU, network, storage, IO with alert notifications
Log viewer, file and config manager within native dashboard
Deployment via GIT, SVN, FTP and SFTP
Integrated IDE Plugins: IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, NetBeans
Fast setup of clustered and highly available applications
Advanced support of Kubernetes and Docker containers
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) powered by CentOS, Ubuntu and others
Marketplace with a rich set of preconfigured applications for one click installation
Wide choice of ready to go certified application container stacks
Infrastructure load and alerts monitoring
Ability to use different hardware or clouds within single portal
Quotas and cloud regions access management
Hardware tiering to multiple regions
Anti-affinity distribution of environment containers
Management of external and internal networks
Resource consumption tracking tools within portal
Ability to hibernate, stop, restart, clone applications
Manage available stack templates for developers
Live migration across hardware regions
Audit of user actions and troubleshooting functionality
Automation for releasing unused resources
Cloud Application Platform
Freedom of Choice in a Turnkey aPaaS Package
Platform-as-a-Service
PaaS with support of Java, PHP, Node.js, Ruby, Python, Docker and Kubernetes, available as public, private on-premise, virtual private, hybrid and multi-cloud
Monitoring
Out-of-the-box monitoring of RAM, CPU, network, storage, IO with alert notifications, as well as load tracking on infrastructure level
Network
Secure isolated networking with VXLAN encapsulation based on distributed virtual switching technology, tunable firewalls
Software-as-a-Service
Offering SaaS with a help of packaging standard and CloudScripting that automate software installation, clusterization, scaling and updates
DevOps
Integrated DevOps tools within a single platform for easy application deployment, lifecycle management, continuous integration and delivery
Monitoring
SaaS
DevOps
Platform-as-a-Service
Containers
Network
Storage
Billing
The platform is available as public, private, hybrid and multi-cloud within a distributed network of local service providers and global cloud vendors, as well as can be installed on bare metal infrastructure for gaining maximum performance and efficiency
Multi-Cloud Interoperability
Containers
System and application containers orchestration with advanced multi-tenant Docker and Kubernetes clusters hosting
Billing
Built-in billing integrated with WHMCS, Cleverbridge, OSA, as well as ability to connect own custom billing solution through open API
Storage
Fault-tolerant Software-Defined Storage on infrastructure level. Elastic block, file and object storage on application level
Jahia Solutions Use Case: Simplified Digitalization and Global Footprint
Testimonials of Customers
Chosen by ISVs, telcos and SMEs worldwide
“Jelastic PaaS made it very easy for us to choose them. It is compliant with all big cloud infrastructure providers, integrates amazingly well with Java software and provides elegant solutions to manage environment provisioning, scaling, configuration and backups”
Julian Maurel, Product Manager at Jahia
“Main reason to have several data centers and hosting providers is geographical accessibility. Our SaaS clients are dealing on financial industry and they appreciate that their software and data are kept in the same country as they are operating. Also, with Jelastic it is easier to set up new customer environments, which is especially useful when getting plenty of new customers within short time period.“
Esko Kantola, FA Solutions
“Jelastic PaaS made it very easy for us to choose them. It is compliant with all big cloud infrastructure providers, integrates amazingly well with Java software and provides elegant solutions to manage environment provisioning, scaling, configuration and backups”
Julian Maurel, Product Manager at Jahia
“Main reason to have several data centers and hosting providers is geographical accessibility. Our SaaS clients are dealing on financial industry and they appreciate that their software and data are kept in the same country as they are operating. Also, with Jelastic it is easier to set up new customer environments, which is especially useful when getting plenty of new customers within short time period.“
Esko Kantola, FA Solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Multi-Cloud?
Multi-cloud refers to the distribution of cloud assets, software, applications, etc. across several unified cloud-hosting environments. Multi-cloud architecture can utilize two or more public clouds, as well as one or multiple private clouds. It aims to eliminate the reliance on any single cloud provider.
Why Multi-Cloud?
- Failover. In the case of one cloud platform downtime, the services provided by other providers can still run.
- Extra flexibility. You are free to choose the best services among several multi-cloud platforms and to distribute your project in the most effective way.
- Cost-effectiveness. You can mix and match pricing plans from different providers to achieve the maximum cost-effectiveness for your particular case.
- Reducing vendor lock-in. Due to compatibility with multiple vendors you can move or re-distribute your project between different providers anytime.
Multi-Cloud Challenges and Their Solutions
- Lack of multi-cloud expertise. Multi-cloud integration requires some additional investments for experienced support from service provider or for internal education, as many tasks can be unfamiliar even for top tech specialists.
- Multi-cloud management complexity. Having multiple clouds from different vendors can be a real challenge in terms of centralized control and management. Choosing multi-cloud management platform with automation and unified control within a single panel can solve this issue and save a lot of time and efforts.
- Multi-cloud security risks: It is far more difficult to achieve the highest level of privacy and security for multi-cloud environment compared to a single cloud. You have to take into account many aspects, among them: identity and access control, encryption keys, resource policies, etc.
- Costs estimation and consolidation: Using multiple vendors cloud services you can save your costs, but financial data consolidation and spend analysis require a service provider involvement or some additional training for internal finance team.
- Governance concerns: Choosing the right multi-cloud platforms always takes into account the policies and regulations of your company, country where workloads will be located, and each considered vendor.
What is the Difference between Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud?
Multi-cloud combines different clouds of the same type while hybrid cloud infrastructure combines two or more different types of clouds. In other words, multi-cloud is like mixing different types of apples, and hybrid cloud is like mixing apples and oranges
So, in the case with multi-cloud strategy you’d have several public clouds or multiple private cloud deployments from different service providers. Hybrid cloud requires both public and private deployments integrated and orchestrated together.
What Cloud Infrastructure can be used for Multi-Cloud Deployment of Jelastic PaaS?
Jelastic PaaS can be installed on any cloud infrastructure available nowadays, among the providers usually chosen by our clients we can highlight:
- VMware
- AWS
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- OpenStack
- IBM Cloud
- and many more
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