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K-PaaS Container Platform

About K-PaaS Container Platform

K-PaaS Container Platform is a Korean open cloud infrastructure platform designed to unify fragmented domestic cloud ecosystems by enabling interoperability among certified PaaS and platform software. It supports seamless deployment and operation of cloud-native applications across 14 certified commercial platforms, minimizing redundant development and vendor lock-in. The platform is targeted at large enterprises and government agencies seeking a standardized, interoperable cloud environment within Korea’s evolving cloud market.

Beyond the platform itself, K-PaaS offers a comprehensive ecosystem including compatibility and conformity certifications, a testing environment called K-PaaS Playpark, and extensive training programs to cultivate cloud-native expertise. This holistic approach addresses both technical and human resource challenges, ensuring enterprises can effectively adopt and manage cloud-native applications. The platform’s emphasis on open standards and ecosystem collaboration positions it as a strategic infrastructure for enterprises aiming to leverage cloud-native technologies while maintaining flexibility and reducing dependency on global vendors.

Key Capabilities

  • Interoperable PaaS across 14 certified cloud platforms
  • Cloud-native application deployment and management
  • Compatibility and conformity certification for cloud services
  • Dedicated testing environment (K-PaaS Playpark)
  • Comprehensive cloud-native training and education programs

Integrations

Certified domestic PaaS platforms

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Quick Facts

www.k-paas.or.kr/eng
CategoryCloud Infrastructure
PricingSubscription
DeploymentSaaS
Target SizeEnterprise