Glossary Category: C

Compute—refers to the CPU, processing, and memory resources for running applications in IT environments.

Containers are portable, isolated runtime environments that encapsulate application code and dependencies. UnityOne.AI discovers, monitors, and manages containers across VMs and clouds.

A Container Platform provides the environment, tools, and orchestration controls (like OpenShift, Kubernetes) for building, deploying, and managing containers.

Container Orchestration is the management and automation of container lifecycles—deployment, scaling, networking, and health. UnityOne.AI supports orchestration across clusters via Kubernetes and similar platforms.

CaaS provides container orchestration, management, and security functions as a cloud service. UnityOne.AI integrates with major CaaS platforms (Kubernetes, GKE, AKS), providing monitoring, policy automation, and self-service cataloging. See also: https://www.unityone.ai/hybrid-cloud-management-platform-hcmp/

CloudOps (Cloud Operations) is the discipline of managing, securing, optimizing, and automating cloud infrastructure and services. See also: https://www.unityone.ai/multicloud-aiops/, https://www.unityone.ai/hybrid-cloud-management-platform-hcmp/

Cloud Workloads are any computing processes—including applications, databases, analytics, and AI/ML tasks—running on cloud infrastructure. UnityOne.AI monitors, optimizes, and provides observability for all types of workloads. See also: https://www.unityone.ai/hybrid-cloud-management-platform-hcmp/

Cloud Services is a broad term covering any IT services delivered via the cloud—compute, storage, applications, AI services, and more. UnityOne.AI provides centralized management and monitoring of all subscribed or provisioned cloud services.

Cloud Server Backups refer to scheduled copies or snapshots of cloud server data for disaster recovery.

A Cloud Server is a virtual or physical server hosted on cloud infrastructure.