Gravity vs Mobsted Comparison | StackShare

Overview

Gravity

Stacks7

Followers20

Votes0

Mobsted

Stacks0

Followers10

Votes0

Gravity vs Mobsted: What are the differences?

Gravity: Package Kubernetes clusters as images and run them anywhere. Gravitational builds open source solutions to deliver and run cloud native applications in on-prem environments where compliance matters; Mobsted: SaaS platform to visually build and run PWA apps. It is SaaS platform to visually build and run PWA apps for Android, iOS and messenger bots. It allows building multichannel PWA applications that require 5 times less resources and achieve 10 times higher install and usage rate.

Gravity and Mobsted can be primarily classified as "Private SaaS as a Service" tools.

Some of the features offered by Gravity are:

Secure Cloud-Native Infrastructure: Get compliance and security best practices out-of-the-box and make it easy for engineers to manage cloud-native infrastructure
Deploy Cloud Applications On-Prem: Deploy and update Kubernetes apps on 3rd party clouds, private environments behind firewalls, and even in air-gapped server rooms
Kubernetes for multi-cloud environments: Adopt Kubernetes appliances that meet enterprise security and compliance requirements across public & private clouds.

On the other hand, Mobsted provides the following key features:

Visual front-end tools, to create and modify functions and design of an app (cutting programmer's man hours)
Automatic back-end data structuring and codeless tools to make all the changes
Codeless mobile app automation and tools to generate data about anything your users do

Detailed Comparison

Gravity	Mobsted
Gravitational builds open source solutions to deliver and run cloud native applications in on-prem environments where compliance matters.	It is SaaS platform to visually build and run PWA apps for Android, iOS and messenger bots. It allows building multichannel PWA applications that require 5 times less resources and achieve 10 times higher install and usage rate.
Secure Cloud-Native Infrastructure: Get compliance and security best practices out-of-the-box and make it easy for engineers to manage cloud-native infrastructure; Deploy Cloud Applications On-Prem: Deploy and update Kubernetes apps on 3rd party clouds, private environments behind firewalls, and even in air-gapped server rooms; Kubernetes for multi-cloud environments: Adopt Kubernetes appliances that meet enterprise security and compliance requirements across public & private clouds.	Visual front-end tools, to create and modify functions and design of an app (cutting programmer's man hours); Automatic back-end data structuring and codeless tools to make all the changes; Codeless mobile app automation and tools to generate data about anything your users do; Users roles & permissions for end users,app making, or accessing data generated in it; Works as SaaS in our secure cloud with servers choice on all continents and can support businesses at scale; Has REST API, which supports most types of APIs and has a built-in reusable API operations maker
Statistics
Stacks 7	Stacks 0
Followers 20	Followers 10
Votes 0	Votes 0
Integrations
Kubernetes InfluxDB Hadoop PostgreSQL MongoDB Docker Knative Grafana Terraform MySQL	Android OS iOS OAuth2

What are some alternatives to Gravity, Mobsted?

Replicated

Replicated wraps your containerized cloud application with enterprise-grade features and deploys it behind your customer's firewall, into a corporate data center or into the private cloud.

AWS SaaS Boost

It is a ready-to-use open source reference environment that helps you as an Independent Software Vendor (ISVs) accelerate your move to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). From small specialized software businesses to large global solution providers, it helps you accelerate moving your applications to AWS with minimal modifications. Build, provision, and manage your SaaS environment with greater confidence based on AWS best practices and proven patterns from hundreds of successful SaaS companies.