Control Plane vs. JavaScript vs. Macaw vs. NestJS Comparison Chart

Control Plane is a modern, multicloud-native app platform (PaaS) built on Kubernetes that enables you to build, deploy, and run microservices apps faster and easier, with ultra high availability and ultra low latency. Unlike other app platforms, Control Plane is: Multicloud and Multi-Region: Your workloads run agnostically across the combined computing power and geographic regions of AWS, GCP, Azure and Private Clouds. You choose which regions of which clouds run your app and as long as one region of one cloud is up, so is your endpoint. Flexible: Microservices have as-if-native access to ANY service on ANY cloud (BigQuery on GCP, AD on Azure, SQS on AWS) without embedding credentials. Fast: Running on the best of the cloud-native ops stack for secrets management, metrics, logging, software-defined VPN, geo-intelligent DNS and more - integrated, pre-configured, and easy to use. Efficient: Cloud consumption elastically optimized to run with the exact resources required.

Macaw is an enterprise grade platform optimized for building and transforming applications for digital age. Macaw provides an unique approach to modernize traditional applications to utilize containers and microservices technologies. It also offers a turn-key approach for enterprises to design, develop, build, publish, run and operate microservices based application in a holistic manner irrespective of the underlying infrastructure and clouds. Macaw is meant for enterprises looking to accelerate their modernization journey with hybrid-cloud strategy and cloud native applications. Thanks to its many built-in foundational services ,turnkey operational capabilities and kubernetes integration. Macaw provides the necessary run time environment, services and tools to build, deploy and manage Microservices based application. It provides various built-in and readily usable core application services like database, security, messaging, load-balancing for accelerated development and turn-key ops.