Cloud Container Engine (CCE)
- Overview
- Features
- Advantages
- Application Scenarios
- User’s Guide
Overview
You can quickly build an elastic and available cloud platform on which the Kubernetes container runs by two simple steps of creating clusters and creating services.
Features
Flexible Cluster Management
Select different regions to create and delete clusters, and implement the hybrid deployment of various server types freely according to the demand.
Container Lifecycle Management
Support all native k8s resources, and provide rich network, storage, schedule, routing and privilege configuration.
In-depth Integration of Cloud Services
Integrate with VPC to provide a safe and high-performance deployment scheme. Integrate with BLB to provide the container access ability. Integrate with the cloud storage to provide persistent storage ability.
High-performance Auto Scaling
Cluster scaling is officially supported by CA component of Kubernetes. It supports multiple scaling groups and node templates, and it is more flexible and conforms to the open-source native application mode.
Advantages
Our many years’ experience in massive container cluster supports many core businesses, including driverless technology, finance and advertisement.
Application Scenarios
PaddlePaddle Cloud Deep Learning CCE integrates with PaddlePaddle Cloud to provide the quick distributed training solution in the cloud based on Kubernetes, Docker, and paddlecloud.
