Otomi users do need an external git repository which defines the state of the cluster. "The only thing you need to do is say, 'Here's my container image, use it and make it scale to zero or not, add a certificate, make it public.' Everything in the back end is then automated." You don't need to write any YML manifests or build pipelines, everything is easy to use without you having to know anything about Kubernetes. In the Enterprise Edition we add self-service features. When you use the Community Edition you get only the core and the user interface with not that many features. "It's the core which is the complete suite of applications, our own API on top of that, and a user interface. "Otomi is a product with three parts," said Rodenhuis. What is the difference between the free and paid-for versions? Otomi is also more attractive if you can use it for free, and that is now possible thanks to the new open-source Community Edition. "Most companies spend 6-12 months and approximately €200,000 on their Kubernetes learning curve," Red Kubes claims on its website.
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That said, Otomi is not just about supposedly avoiding lock-in, but also an attempt to solve the Kubernetes riddle, how to adopt it without getting mired in complexity. The Otomi dashboard showing various open-source Kubernetes management applications
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