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Kedge vs ZeroFS: Features, Pricing and Fit

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Listed product details for Kedge and ZeroFS
Detail	Kedge	ZeroFS
Overview	With Kedge, you can quickly deploy a wide range of content, including Markdown files, source applications, functions, and container images, all while maintaining a high level of security and scalability, thanks to its use of secure, hardware-isolated VMs and instant sandboxes.	By using ZeroFS, users can leverage the scalability and durability of S3 storage while retaining the familiarity and flexibility of a traditional filesystem, enabling them to integrate it seamlessly into their existing workflows and applications.
Listed features	Secure, hardware-isolated VMs with a full Linux kernel for maximum security and control Instant sandboxes and scale-out for easy testing and deployment of applications Global SQLite database and shared filesystem built into every app for easy data management Persistent local volumes continuously backed by object storage for reliable data storage Public HTTPS endpoints, private networking, and custom domains for flexible and secure deployment options	Compression and encryption of data before upload, ensuring secure and efficient storage Support for POSIX semantics, allowing for seamless integration with existing applications and workflows High availability and durability, thanks to its log-structured design and support for S3 storage Fast and efficient data access, with warm reads coming from local cache in microseconds Maximum filesystem size of 16 Exabytes, making it suitable for large-scale storage needs
Best suited to	Developers who need to quickly deploy and share projects with others Teams that require a scalable and secure platform for collaboration and testing Individuals who want to host their own websites, blogs, or applications without worrying about infrastructure	Developers and administrators who need a reliable and efficient way to store and manage data in the cloud Organizations with large-scale storage needs, such as data centers or cloud-based applications Users who require a high degree of data security and compliance, such as those in regulated industries
Limitations and fit	limited information available on specific limitations and potential drawbacks of using Kedge	Not listed
Pricing model	Pay-as-you-go	Subscription, Custom
Listed price	Not listed	Not listed
Platforms	Browser, Chrome Extension	MacOS, Windows