Rahti

Container Cloud

Rahti service enables easy deployment, scaling, and management of containerized fault-tolerant apps

Service description

Rahti is container orchestration service. The Rahti service enables you to easily deploy scalable and fault-tolerant applications and make them accessible over the web. Rahti ensures reliable communication between different parts of an application running in the cluster. Rahti provides features like load balancing, high availability and rolling updates for your application. It also provides a set of ready-made templates to set up applications like a database or a web server. Rahti is built on open source and based on a distribution of Kubernetes called OKD. Rahti is a generic platform that can run many different kinds of applications from web servers and databases to complex scientific software stacks, data analysis pipelines and any web applications. In Rahti you manage applications directly. As you will be sharing computing resources with other users, extra security limitations are in place, the most important being that the applications will be run using a non-privileged user.

Technical information

Rahti can be used via the command line either with OpenShift's oc tool or with the kubectl tool from Kubernetes. Certain features specific to OpenShift are only available when using the oc tool. It is recommended to be familiar with Linux, containers and their orchestration before becoming Rahti user.

Protection level

Minimum

Open access

Anyone can access, share and download data.

Maximum

Restricted access

You can decide who can access or download the data, and manage data sharing.

Read more about protection levels

How to obtain the service

To use the service the User must have a CSC user account and a CSC Project, which can be applied for research or education purposes via MyCSC. The Service access also needs to be activated in MyCSC. Commercial users: please contact our Service desk. Detailed instructions about how to access Rahti can be found in Docs CSC.

Service is free of charge for use cases defined in the CSC free of charge policy. For other users, please contact CSC's Service Desk. User can start the usage with default quota by self-service and more resources can be granted by application. Usage is counted in billing units and some resources are available only upon request.

User guide

Link to service Rahti

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