From AWS EC2 to Cozystack: A Beginner’s Roadmap to Cloud Independence
summary
Begins with an AWS-first baseline and compares actual outcomes: Cozystack is a Kubernetes-native stack that provisions managed Kubernetes clusters, databases as a service and virtual machines on bare metal or existing VMs, using operators and the Kubernetes API. Claims: lower cost, cloud independence, and both soft and hard multi-tenancy (namespaces vs strict isolation). Demoed dashboard that boots services via Helm charts, noted missing marketplace apps (no WordPress/Drupal yet) and points to an ROI calculator for SMB migration.
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