Rancher vs Wasabi
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SUSE-acquired ($600-700M, 2020) Kubernetes management platform with multi-cluster control, K3s edge runtime, and 37K users; competing with Red Hat OpenShift for enterprise container management.
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Rancher Labs is a Kubernetes management platform company acquired by SUSE in December 2020 for $600-700 million — creating within SUSE the world's largest enterprise Linux and Kubernetes organization exclusively dedicated to open-source and cloud-native infrastructure. Rancher's products include Rancher (a Kubernetes management platform for managing multiple clusters across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments), RKE (Rancher Kubernetes Engine, a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution), K3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distribution for edge and IoT), and Longhorn (cloud-native distributed storage). At the time of acquisition, Rancher had 37,000 active users and 100 million+ container image downloads.
Cloud object storage at 80% less than AWS S3 with no egress fees; S3-compatible platform serving 50K+ customers in media, backup, and AI data storage workloads.
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Wasabi Technologies is a cloud object storage company providing hot cloud storage at approximately 80% less cost than Amazon S3, competing on price, performance, and simplicity for customers who need to store and access large volumes of data in the cloud. Founded in 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts by David Friend and Jeff Flowers (both serial entrepreneurs who previously founded Carbonite), Wasabi has raised approximately $500 million and positioned itself as the lowest-cost alternative to AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage for high-volume data storage needs.
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