SUSE NeuVector

What SUSE NeuVector is

SUSE NeuVector is a self-hosted Kubernetes security product with a free, open-source pricing model. Its controls cover several points in a workload’s path: it scans registries and images, protects workloads at runtime, and provides admission control. The product is available through the web and includes API access, giving teams both a web interface and a programmatic access route. Its listed infrastructure capabilities extend to KVM hypervisor support, live migration, high availability, and disaster recovery. Those features sit alongside its Kubernetes security functions and are relevant to teams managing infrastructure that needs migration, availability, or recovery capabilities. SUSE NeuVector was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in San Jose, California, United States. For teams choosing a Kubernetes security tool, its defining combination is self-hosted operation, open-source access, and protections spanning scanning, runtime, and admission, with additional availability and recovery features.

Who it suits

It suits teams seeking Kubernetes security controls while keeping deployment self-hosted. The listed scanning, runtime, admission, KVM, availability, and recovery capabilities may also fit teams managing infrastructure with those needs.

Getting started

1. Visit the SUSE NeuVector website.
2. Access the product through the web.
3. Use its self-hosted deployment model.

Verdict

Choose SUSE NeuVector if you need free, open-source Kubernetes security with self-hosted deployment and controls across scanning, runtime, and admission. Look elsewhere if you need a deployment model beyond self-hosted or a platform beyond web.