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Exoscale Compute vs Joyent Cloud: What are the differences?
What is Exoscale Compute? Scalable, On-demand Cloud Servers. A privacy-minded public cloud to host from simple applications to complex architectures. Start a virtual machine in seconds, and integrate current on-premises or hybrid-cloud deployments using standard DevOps tooling, would that be Terraform, Kubernetes, Ansible or the like.
What is Joyent Cloud? Cloud Infrastructure for Real-time Web and Mobile Applications. Joyent is the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, offering the only solution specifically built to power real-time web and mobile applications.
Exoscale Compute and Joyent Cloud can be primarily classified as "Cloud Hosting" tools.
Some of the features offered by Exoscale Compute are:
- SSD
- KVM powered
- Scalable
On the other hand, Joyent Cloud provides the following key features:
- Joyent offers exclusive debugging and performance analysis tools for Node.js applications.
- High-performance machines- Joyent Cloud uses fresh Nehalem/Westmere processors and 15k RPM HDs in our data centers. I/O throttling ensures that “noisy neighbors” won’t cause your application to perform poorly.
- Dynamic CPU scaling- Dynamic, real-time CPU scaling. Vertical bursting CPU capacity without user intervention or additional fees.
Pros of Exoscale Compute
Pros of Joyent Cloud
- Secure Zones and Data Centers4
- High-performance4
- Performance analysis tools3
- Dynamic CPU scaling2
- Self-service provisioning2
- Real-time analytics1
- Real-time visualization1
- Big data servers1
