Flockport vs Robin Systems Comparison 2024

Flockport Run apps on any cloud, any server, any provider. Flockport is based on Linux container technology (LXC) and gives you bare metal performance without the overhead of virtualization. Flockport apps are lightweight and portable and can be cloned, backed up, snapshotted and moved across servers in seconds.

Based on modern container technology and bundled with unique purpose-built container-aware block storage, Robin Cloud Platform, powered by containers, enables application and data lifecycle management to plan, build and operate large-scale infrastructure. This capability is way more than the limited capability offered by the moving parts of the component-based stack, a GUI based management, for Big Data and databases in your data center. Decoupled mode allows separation of compute and storage, Robin Cloud Platform also allows users to decouple compute from storage and scale each layer interdependently and it provides users the flexibility to choose either decoupled or hybrid modes - or use a combination of the two - depending on the business/application needs.

Sample Customers

TYPO3, Ghost, WooCommerce, concrete5, Drupal Commerce, NGINX, OpenCart, Piwik, Vtiger, Diaspora

Hadoop and Beyond, Spark, Elasticsearch

Flockport is ranked 4th in Container Virtualization while Robin Systems is ranked 5th in Container Virtualization. Flockport is rated 0.0, while Robin Systems is rated 0.0. On the other hand, Flockport is most compared with , whereas Robin Systems is most compared with .

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Flockport vs Robin Systems comparison

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