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AHD - Automated Hybrid Deployment

AHD (Automated Hybrid Deployment) streamlines the deployment of cloud native applications in both cloud and on-premises environments by using Open Source Software and making opinionated choices on a mature and production ready tech stack.

Although AHD can be installed on any Kubernetes distribution, Smeup LAB runs tests continuously to guarantee AHD's compatibility with:

  • k3s
  • AWS EKS
  • RedHat OpenShift

If you don't have a Kubernetes cluster, you can deploy one through AHD VM.

AHD VM​

AHD VM is a ready to use virtual machine based on Fedora CoreOS, an OS optimized for container workloads, which is a perfect fit for Cloud Native applications.

On top of Fedora CoreOS, AHD VM runs k3s, a lightweight distribution of Kubernetes.

AHD VM can be easily installed both on-premises and in the cloud, supporting all kinds of HyperVisors and even bare-metal deployments.

AHD Commons​

AHD Commons is a collection of middlewares, monitoring tools and utilities used by both AHD and applications deployed on top of it.

Some of the features available through AHD Commons are:

  • A web UI to manage your application configurations, updates and health status
  • Log collection, indicization and querying
  • Metrics collection and ready to use dashboards for Data
  • Telemetry features