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The best Amazon VPC CNI alternatives
The rest of Best Container Networking Software, in this site's order: each with what it costs, where it runs and its record score.
Antrea suits teams operating Kubernetes workloads that need pod networking, policy controls, diagnostics, or multi-cluster federation.
It suits teams connecting workloads across Kubernetes clusters, clouds, or mixed infrastructure, including pods, virtual machines, and physical…
Calico Open Source suits teams seeking open-source networking, security, and observability for Kubernetes workloads.
CNI Plugins suits developers and teams configuring network connectivity for Linux or Windows containers.
Flannel suits teams configuring container networking for Kubernetes or Docker deployments.
DANM suits Kubernetes administrators seeking network management for lightweight or single-tenant clusters, and production clusters with tenant and…
kube-network-policies suits Kubernetes users who need network policy evaluation on Linux and are comfortable with self-hosted deployment.
Cello CNI suits teams running Kubernetes workloads on Volcengine ECS that need VPC-based Pod networking and network policies.
Cilium suits teams managing workload networking and security in Linux-based environments, including Kubernetes deployments.
Kube-OVN suits Kubernetes environments needing multi-tenant networking or KubeVirt support.
OVN-Kubernetes suits teams building Kubernetes networks, particularly where enterprise or telco networking capabilities matter.
Kube-router may suit operators who need networking for Kubernetes clusters running on Linux, in cloud environments, or on self-hosted infrastructure.
Spiderpool suits Kubernetes operators needing underlay, multi-interface, IPAM, or RDMA networking.
Terway suits teams running Kubernetes on Alibaba Cloud that need Pod networking and network access controls.
It suits teams delivering applications on OpenShift, including decentralized teams working with microservice-based architectures.
It is intended for organizations that want a self-managed Kubernetes platform for network security and observability.
It suits teams operating Linux, self-hosted, hybrid infrastructure that need network policy, observability, runtime security, and multi-cluster…
