SUSE Rancher Features

Allows administrators to control access to specific containers or datasets.

Separates containers based on their specific network and connections.

Isolates containers based on components of the file systems and their state.

Groups containers or applications without altering the container contents.

Defines container connections, balances loads, and organizes routes.

Runs applications through connected clusters.

Provides tools for developers to build software and edit container contents.

Creates integrations and allows management of connected contains.

Integrates data with container contents and applications.

Virtualizes operating systems and nests virtualizations within contained environment.

Executes compute functions on local devices to remain consistently available and allows users to complete tasks reliably.

Generates data related to device and application usage and performance.

Stores device and application data locally to minimize potential for vulnerabilities and exposure.

Provides administration features for deploying live applications on edge devices.

The ability for administrators to update or change processes, configurations, workflows, and securitty mechanisms.

Connects to external systems and applications as needed to complete team workflows.

Offers simple, intuitive interface for designing IoT applications with little or no coding.

Configure user access and account permissions for edge device and application access.

Allows users to manage, orchestrate, and deploy containers on local devices.

Maintains an efficient, reliable data flow with established sources.

Track the individual performance of connected devices.

Expands functionality while maintaining balanced loads. Serves growing demand without reducing functionality.

Detects unhealthy states and automatically remediate nodes or cluster components based on defined policies.

Surfaces usage and allocation insights (e.g., by cluster/namespace/team) to support capacity planning and accountability.

Back up and restore Kubernetes resources and platform configurations to support recovery and migration.

Provisions new clusters and import existing clusters using standardized workflows and providers.

Centralizes visibility and administration of multiple Kubernetes clusters across environments from a single control plane.

Applies reusable templates/blueprints for cluster configuration, add-ons, and organizational standards.

Tracks compliance status over time and generate reports for audits and internal controls.

Enforces organizational guardrails and baselines for cluster configuration to reduce drift and misconfiguration.

Records administrative and platform events centrally to support investigations and compliance requirements.

Integrates with CI/CD systems to automate workload promotion and environment changes.

Syncs cluster configuration and application deployments from Git repositories using declarative workflows.

Applies access policies (e.g., by group, cluster, namespace, or resource type) to constrain actions and reduce privilege sprawl.

Integrates with enterprise identity providers to authenticate users centrally.

Segment clusters and resources for multiple teams with tenant boundaries and delegated administration.

Enforces role-based access consistently across clusters, namespaces, and projects from the management plane.