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Huawei Cloud Container Engine (CCE)

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Enterprise-grade cloud container orchestration and infrastructure management

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About Huawei Cloud Container Engine (CCE)

Huawei Cloud Container Engine (CCE) is a comprehensive cloud-native container management service designed for enterprises seeking scalable, secure, and efficient container orchestration. It supports Kubernetes-based container deployment, enabling organizations to automate application lifecycle management, optimize resource utilization, and accelerate cloud migration. CCE integrates seamlessly with Huawei Cloud's extensive infrastructure services, providing robust compute, storage, and networking capabilities tailored for containerized workloads.

Targeted at large enterprises and organizations with complex cloud infrastructure needs, CCE offers high availability, security, and compliance features essential for mission-critical applications. Its value proposition lies in simplifying container operations while ensuring enterprise-grade performance and reliability, making it suitable for industries undergoing digital transformation and adopting microservices architectures.

Key Capabilities

  • Kubernetes-based container orchestration
  • Automated application lifecycle management
  • Seamless integration with Huawei Cloud infrastructure
  • High availability and security compliance
  • Scalable compute and storage resource management

Integrations

Elastic Cloud Server (ECS)Object Storage Service (OBS)Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)

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CategoryCloud Infrastructure
PricingSubscription
DeploymentCloud
Target SizeEnterprise