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AVEVA InTouch HMI vs. K3s Lightweight Kubernetes

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
AVEVA InTouch HMI
Score 9.0 out of 10
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AVEVA's InTouch HMI, formerly from Wonderware, empowers operators to optimize routine human interactions with industrial automation systems. The result is a quantifiable net increase in operator effectiveness. AVEVA's situational awareness libraries provide operators the contextualized information they need to address abnormal situations quickly and accurately — before they impact operations.N/A
K3s Lightweight Kubernetes
Score 9.5 out of 10
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K3s is a lightweight, certified Kubernetes distribution built for IoT & Edge computing, developed by Rancher Labs, which is now supported by SUSE since the 2020 acquisition. K3s is available free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license.N/A
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Features
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Internet of Things
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AVEVA InTouch HMI
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K3s Lightweight Kubernetes
8.0
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IoT Device Management00 Ratings8.00 Ratings
Device Security00 Ratings8.00 Ratings
User Ratings
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User Testimonials
AVEVA InTouch HMIK3s Lightweight Kubernetes
Likelihood to Recommend
InTouch by Wonderware is relatively easy to use. The process controls are easy, the design and graphics are some of the most detailed of other SCADA software programs considered. The configuration with the inputs and outputs are easy to use. Essentially, the system is very user friendly and the customer support is fantastic.
Johnny Rudisill | TrustRadius Reviewer
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K3s Lightweight Kubernetes is well suited for local development. K3s Lightweight Kubernetes is not well suited when you need backward support. In the case that you want to test an application that is still using deprecated APIs or CRDs which are supported on popular managed Cloud Kubernetes Distributions, because K3s Lightweight Kubernetes is trying to be a lightweight application and dropping early support for APIs/CRDs marked for deprication K3s Lightweight Kubernetes will not be a good solution. If you are trying to test Kubernetes etc, functionality, K3s Lightweight Kubernetes is not a good case since it's using Dqlite or SQLite.
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Pros
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  • Virtual clusters
  • IoT devices
  • Local development
  • Raspberry Pi
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Cons
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  • Option to deploy a self managed k3s in the cloud
  • Support to deploy it with kubeadm
  • Integration with prometheus & grafana
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Alternatives Considered
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We have mostly used kind, minikube, and Docker Desktop Kubernetes for local development. Only kind has lower resource requirements, but K3s Lightweight Kubernetes seems to be even lighter. It is a big benefit to be able to deploy a K3s Lightweight Kubernetes cluster in seconds locally in our workstation, there is no cost, and it makes it easy to redeploy from scratch no matter how many times we want. The removal of deprecated APIs or CRDs also makes it more secure since it reduces unnecessarily exposed attack vectors.
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Return on Investment
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  • Engineers have been able to run more microservices locally with K3s Lightweight Kubernetes instead of Minikube, which is more resources hungry
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