mmesh

HYBRID CLOUD INTEGRATION MADE SIMPLE mmesh is a hybrid cloud integration platform-as-a-service (PaaS) designed to be simple, affordable, enjoyable and easy-to-use. With mmesh you can build your own virtual private architecture independent from the underlying infrastructure, and integrate your legacy and multi-cloud infrastructure in minutes. mmesh can help you make your move to the cloud easier and more affordable. You don't need to be an expert to build advanced hybrid-cloud solutions with mmesh. mmesh has been designed with an all-in-one approach, integrating a next-gen cloud networking engine with a systems management, automation and monitoring platform. mmesh comes with a nice web UI and a fully-featured command-line tool - mmeshctl. With both of them you will be able to define and manage your virtual topology, security policies and automation workflows. The team behind mmesh is formed by ex-IBMers with many years of experience in designing and managing large enterprise infrastructure solutions, so you can expect this platform also meets requirements - like multi-tenancy, RBAC.. - of large organizations and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) interested in reducing costs of infrastructure and operations. With mmesh you won't need to hire gurus to design and manage advanced multi-cloud infrastructure architectures. ➝ Kubernetes & More: Multi-Cloud Integration Made Easy With mmesh you can integrate your Kubernetes applications with other cloud-based or legacy infrastructure into a unified virtual private topology without adding a single line of code or configuration. Since mmesh connects your Kubernetes Pods and ClusterIP services directly to your internal network, you can save hundreds of dollars in cloud load-balancers and public IPs while you are making your infrastructure more secure. ➝ Next-Gen Cloud Networking and Advanced Security mmesh creates an encrypted layer on top of any physical or virtual infrastructure and lets you design your architecture using logical tenants, networks and subnets. mmesh enforces end-to-end encryption over QUIC streams out-of-the-box for your applications and allows you to manage your network security policies in a centralized way. With mmesh it's really easy to move internal applications to the public cloud without having to expose them to the Internet to make them reachable from your internal networks. You can connect on-prem servers, laptops, Kubernetes apps, cloud VMs from different providers... to your mmesh, and make them visible on the same logical subnet or not according to your own criteria, no matter where they are. ➝ Enhance your DevOps mmesh monitors your nodes out-of-the-box with no configuration required and includes an alert system that you can integrate with Slack and PagerDuty. mmesh also comes with an automation engine and scheduler for your infrastructure. To take advantage of it you only need to create your mmesh workflows. They are YAML files where you define the jobs you want to automate. You can even implement advanced service management flows by defining reviewers and approvers in your mmesh workflows. This will be interesting for large organizations and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) that need to ensure specific service management requirements are met. And with the GitHub integration, you can simplify your DevOps toolchains and implement GitOps flows to manage your mmesh workflows. INTEGRATIONS ➝ GitHub As YAML files, you can organize your automation workflows and network security policies in your private GitHub repositories. And if you enable the GitHub integration in your mmesh account, you'll be able to implement advanced GitOps or DevSecOps flows to control your network security and trigger actions on your nodes with git-push events. ➝ PagerDuty The mmesh alert system can be integrated with your PagerDuty account. ➝ ClickUp You can enable the ClickUp integration to have all the information from mmesh directly on ClickUp integrated views: nodes, workflows, network status, monitoring events, alerts... ➝ Slack You can receive notifications, alerts and workflow reports via Slack. ➝ Webhooks If you enable the webhook trigger in your mmesh workflows, you can automate operations on your nodes directly from your external monitoring system or CI/CD.