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Welcome to the Cloud-Agnostic and Cloud-Native Providers repository! This curated list features tools and platforms designed to offer freedom, flexibility, and cost-efficiency for users who want to avoid vendor lock-in, leverage open-source technology, or self-host their infrastructure.
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Cloud-Agnostic: Platforms that can run on multiple cloud providers, giving organizations the freedom to move workloads between clouds without vendor lock-in.
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Cloud-Native: Platforms built to take full advantage of the cloud’s capabilities, including scalability, containerization, and automation.
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Open-Source: Platforms or technologies that provide transparency, freedom to modify, and the ability to self-host. Open-source tools empower users to maintain control over their data and applications.
To help you find the right tools for your needs, this repository organizes cloud-agnostic and cloud-native platforms into the following categories:
Each category includes details on whether the platform is cloud-agnostic, cloud-native, open-source, and whether it supports self-hosting. Some platforms also offer free tiers or trials, which are noted where applicable.
We encourage contributions in several ways:
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Expanding the Tools and Resources List: Help grow the list of cloud-agnostic and cloud-native platforms by adding new tools or resources. This could include tools for different use cases, such as networking, monitoring, or any new categories that would benefit the community.
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Contributing as an End User: If your company uses cloud-agnostic or cloud-native solutions, you can contribute by adding your company to the End-User List. Sharing your use case helps others understand the practical applications of these tools in a real-world context.
To contribute, submit a pull request following the contribution guidelines. Contributions of any size are welcome and appreciated!
This repository is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). You are free to share and adapt the material, provided you give appropriate credit to the Awesome Cloud Freedom repository, indicate if changes were made, and you may not use the material for commercial purposes.
For full license details, see the LICENSE file.