Introduction: — KubePlus is a recognized solution in the community to build multi-instance SaaS / managed service for any application packaged as a Helm chart. This blog post explores the case study where a Managed Jenkins Service was built using KubePlus for a class at UT Austin. …

Multi-instance multi-tenancy (MIMT) is an architecture that enables multiple tenants to have a separate instance of an application while sharing the underlying Kubernetes cluster. …

B2B software vendors are increasingly getting pulled in two seemingly opposite directions. On the one hand, the need for deploying their software on-premise or in their customer’s environment is strong as ever. On the other hand, they see a pull for their SaaS business as well. Customers seem to make…

In modern enterprises, platform teams are in charge of providing the common applications needed by various product teams within an organization. Examples of such applications include CI/CD, logging, monitoring, telemetry, secret management, machine learning etc. The overarching goal is for the product teams to not have to worry about installing…

KubePlus is a Kubernetes Operator to transform any containerized application into a SaaS. It takes an application Helm chart and delivers it as-a-service by automating multi-tenancy management and day2 operations such as monitoring, troubleshooting and application upgrades. SaaS delivery of B2B software Today B2B software vendors are increasingly looking to…

Any B2B software’s cloud native journey starts with containerizing the software stack. Then the software needs to be packaged to run on Kubernetes for its distribution to the end users. The most common packaging methods are building an Helm chart or a Kubernetes Operator. These packaging methods enable ISVs to…

We are pleased to announce that KubePlus SaaS Manager is now available through Red Hat Marketplace. KubePlus SaaS Manager, a turnkey solution that creates SaaS for any Kubernetes application, is now certified with Red Hat OpenShift. KubePlus offers ready-to-use building blocks for SaaS delivery like provider and consumer APIs, multi-tenancy…

An ISV’s cloud native journey can be described in three phases as shown below. First phase is containerizing the software. If you are born in the cloud technology company, you probably have developed your software directly with containers and hence skip the containerization phase. …

As enterprise adoption of Kubernetes is growing, we see multiple teams collaborate on a Kubernetes cluster to realize the broader organizational goals. Typically, there is one team that is offering a service that the other team is looking to consume. It can be an ISV offering a service for their…