Users report that Rancher excels in local processing with a score of 8.8, allowing for efficient management of edge computing resources, while Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) does not have a specific score for this feature, indicating a potential gap in edge capabilities.
Reviewers mention that Rancher offers superior edge analytics with a score of 9.2, which is particularly beneficial for organizations looking to derive insights from data at the edge, whereas AKS does not provide a comparable rating, suggesting it may not focus as heavily on edge analytics.
G2 users highlight Rancher's strong performance in containerization, scoring 9.5, which indicates robust support for containerized applications, while AKS also performs well but with a slightly lower score, suggesting Rancher may have a slight edge in this area.
Users on G2 report that Rancher has a more favorable score in process control at 9.3, which is crucial for managing workflows and automating processes, while AKS does not have a specific score for this feature, potentially indicating less emphasis on process management.
Reviewers mention that Rancher provides a better user experience in terms of interface, scoring 9.5, which enhances usability for developers, while AKS scores slightly lower, suggesting that Rancher may offer a more intuitive interface for everyday users.
Users say that Rancher’s access control features score 8.5, which is slightly lower than AKS's score of 8.9, indicating that while Rancher is effective, AKS may provide more robust options for managing user permissions and security.
Pricing
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Ratings
Meets Requirements
8.5
101
8.6
89
Ease of Use
8.5
102
8.8
99
Ease of Setup
8.6
62
8.4
69
Ease of Admin
8.4
55
8.7
60
Quality of Support
8.4
92
8.2
80
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Rancher creates and manages Kubernetes clusters. It has the most complete GUI to interact with Kubernetes clusters without diving deep in "kubectl" and YAMLs.Read more
How is Rancher different from Kubernetes?
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You don't compare these products. Rancher creates and manages Kubernetes clusters like VMWare ESXi creates and manages virtual machines.Read more
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