Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS) provides three editions: Standard Edition, Professional Edition, and Platinum Edition.The billing method of all EDAS editions is subscription.
Editions
| Edition | Standard Edition | Professional Edition | Platinum Edition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scenario | Provides standard microservice solutions | Developed based on the security solutions to Double 11 hosted by Tmall | Supports configuration management and data-driven operations | |
| Billing Method | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | |
| Microservice | Microservice frameworks | Supports Spring Cloud, Dubbo, and High-speed Service Framework (HSF) | ||
| Solutions without code modifications | Supports Java agents and service meshes | |||
| Microservice governance | Query microservices and throttle network traffic | Allows you to query, authenticate, and test microservices, and supports pressure tests, traffic throttling, Consumer-Driven Contracts (CDCs), and network traffic control (canary releases for multiple applications) | ||
| Configuration management | Supports distributed configuration pushing | |||
| Application release and O&M | Application lifecycles | Allows you to create, deploy, roll back, start, stop, restart, delete, and scale up applications | ||
| Logs | Allows you to query logs online and query Kubernetes volumes, and is integrated with Log Service | |||
| Auto scaling | Supports auto scaling and manual scaling | |||
| Integration with other services | Integrated with Open API SDK, Jenkins plug-ins, and the latest version of Apsara DevOps | |||
| Releases | Supports batch release and canary release for individual applications | |||
| Enterprise permission management | Access control | Supports isolation among tenants and permission policies of Resource Access Management (RAM) | ||
| Multi-environment management | Allows you to use namespaces to isolate resources and create multiple environments, including development, staging, and production environments | |||
| Hybrid clouds | Not supported | Allows you to deploy applications across Elastic Compute Service (ECS) and Kubernetes clusters | ||
| Real-time monitoring | Supports real-time monitoring on systems and applications | |||
View the edition of EDAS
- Log on to the EDAS console.
- Navigate to the Overview page. The edition of EDAS is displayed in the upper-right section on this page.
