Users report that Rancher excels in "Ease of Use" with a score of 8.9, making it a preferred choice for teams looking for a user-friendly interface, while Red Hat OpenShift, with a score of 8.4, is noted for its steeper learning curve, particularly for new users.
Reviewers mention that Rancher's "Application Deployment" feature scores an impressive 9.2, highlighting its streamlined process for deploying applications across multiple clusters, whereas OpenShift, while strong, scores slightly lower at 8.8, indicating it may require more configuration effort.
G2 users indicate that Rancher’s "Edge Application Management" feature, rated at 8.8, provides robust capabilities for managing applications at the edge, which is particularly beneficial for IoT deployments, while OpenShift's edge capabilities, though solid, do not match the same level of user satisfaction.
Users on G2 report that Rancher’s "Developer Toolkit" scores 7.8, which some find lacking in advanced features compared to OpenShift's 8.5, suggesting that OpenShift may offer a more comprehensive set of tools for developers looking for extensive support.
Reviewers say that Rancher’s "Quality of Support" is rated at 8.2, which some users find adequate, but they note that OpenShift's support, rated at 8.4, is often highlighted as more responsive and helpful, particularly for enterprise-level needs.
Users report that Rancher shines in "Containerization" with a perfect score of 9.5, emphasizing its efficiency in managing containerized applications, while OpenShift, with a score of 9.0, is still highly regarded but may not offer the same level of performance in this specific area.
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Ratings
Meets Requirements
8.7
83
8.6
89
Ease of Use
8.2
226
8.8
99
Ease of Setup
7.8
193
8.4
69
Ease of Admin
8.6
57
8.7
60
Quality of Support
8.4
73
8.2
80
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What is included in Red Hat OpenShift container platform?
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NG
you can deploy your applications and have UI which is more superior to Kubernetes. operator development, etc.. all features of k8s are present in OCP.Read more
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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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EV
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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