H2O.ai has greatly benefited from using AWS Bottlerocket, enhancing our infrastructure’s security, reducing compute overhead, and increasing scalability while decreasing operational burden. Bottlerocket’s lightweight design and focus on container optimization have allowed us to streamline our cloud operations and focus on delivering cutting-edge predictive and generative AI solutions for our customers.

AppDynamics is excited to partner with AWS to extend full-stack observability to containerized applications on Bottlerocket. This purpose-built container operating system makes it simple to adopt agile methodologies that accelerate app development and simplify mobility, scale and security. Combined with AppDynamics (available on the AWS Marketplace) our customers can correlate application performance, user experience and security insights to key business outcomes and empower DevOps teams with the information needed to align innovation and strategy.

Container-optimized operating systems will give dev teams the additional speed and efficiency to run higher throughput workloads with better security and uptime. We are excited to work with AWS on Bottlerocket, so that as customers take advantage of the increased scale they can continue to monitor these ephemeral environments with confidence.

We are thrilled to extend the Dynatrace partnership with AWS to Bottlerocket-based Kubernetes clusters. Bottlerocket is now fully integrated with Dynatrace, unifying observability and security for our mutual customers with one platform. We enable DevOps and SRE teams to quickly understand, manage and optimize the health and performance of containerized workloads. Plus, DAVIS AI adds automatic management and forecasting for all Kubernetes operations.

Epsagon provides a single interface for monitoring, tracing and logging microservices running across containers, virtual machines, and any other compute service. Epsagon is proud to partner with AWS to deliver comprehensive visibility for containerized workloads running on the Bottlerocket operating system. With Bottlerocket, AWS customers can streamline their container infrastructure, and with Epsagon, customers get end to end observability for their containerized microservices.

Running Kong, a sub-millisecond performance and lightweight Gateway, on a container-optimized operating system like Bottlerocket becomes an important technical combination to provide not just a faster, but a more secure platform for API Management. We are very excited to be working with AWS and Bottlerocket OS.

LogicMonitor is a fully automated, cloud-based infrastructure monitoring platform for enterprise IT and managed service providers. We are proud to deepen our partnership with AWS by supporting LM Container on the Bottlerocket operating system. LogicMonitor’s monitoring and intelligence platform already delivers unparalleled observability for IT teams. Being fully compatible with Bottlerocket OS will further strengthen LogicMonitor’s ability to make ITOps and DevOps teams even more efficient by enabling the use of containers to standardize development and deployment and drive optimizations in performance, security, and cost.

With the release of Bottlerocket, AWS continues to advance broad-scale adoption of cloud native technologies that enable software teams to innovate faster, and New Relic is proud to partner with AWS to provide unparalleled observability into container-based applications. New Relic is fully compatible with Bottlerocket, and customers utilizing New Relic to monitor their containerized environments can begin instrumenting containers that run Bottlerocket today. New Relic is also available on AWS Marketplace.

Bottlerocket gives DevOps teams speed, efficiency and security in containerized environments. We are excited to partner with AWS, so our customers can innovate rapidly and scale efficiently by getting observability into every layer of containerized workloads deployed on Bottlerocket operating system as well as other AWS services from a single solution.

Accuknox is thrilled to partner with AWS Bottlerocket towards securing container workloads running on AWS Bottlerocket. While AWS Bottlerocket ensures the essential underlying host software needed to run containers is secure, Accuknox ensures the same for the container workloads running on this underlying software.

Aqua is pleased to support the new Bottlerocket OS with our solutions for securing cloud infrastructure and application workloads at runtime. We see the combination of Bottlerocket and Aqua as an opportunity for customers to reduce the attack surface by using a minimal OS, prevent attacks that leverage configuration errors, and protect applications from malware by enforcing security policies in real time.

As security becomes an earlier part of the development cycle, development teams must be equipped with solutions that allow them to quickly and effectively build from the ground up the strength and protection needed for the evolving threat landscape. Through CrowdStrike integrations with AWS, we are providing security teams with scale, speed and efficiency needed to adopt, innovate and secure technology across any workloads, providing simpler and better holistic protection and uptime for end users.

NeuVector is excited to announce support for the AWS Bottlerocket operating system. Security and availability are critical requirements for business critical container workloads, and together Bottlerocket and NeuVector provide the defense in depth required to detect and prevent attacks, malware, crypto-mining, ransomware and other threats. The container optimized and hardened Bottlerocket operating system provides a foundation upon which security platforms like NeuVector can extend security to applications and container networks.

We are delighted to support customers in securing containerized applications with AWS-optimized Bottlerocket. Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks is tested and certified by AWS to monitor and protect containers on Bottlerocket with auto-deployment of Prisma Cloud Defenders for every node, even as clusters scale. As an AWS Technology Partner, our joint solutions help customers reduce attack surface, management overhead, and operational costs.

Sysdig’s mission to help customers securely run container workloads in production is well aligned with the key benefits Bottlerocket provides, namely, improved security, better uptime, and the ability to automate OS updates. We are pleased to be one of the first to validate our platform with Bottlerocket and to bring Sysdig’s security, monitoring and compliance capabilities deeper into AWS Cloud.

Together with AWS, we are committed to building security solutions for every development innovation, including protecting customers running containerized workloads,” said Sanjay Mehta, head of business development and alliances for Trend Micro. “We are proud to be a launch partner of Bottlerocket and to have our solution already validated on the new OS. We look forward to early customer adoption where users will benefit from a reduction in the manual effort of security patching which preserves uptime and ensures automation.

We’re excited to be working with AWS and to support Calico on Bottlerocket,” said Amit Gupta, Vice President of Product Management and Business Development at Tigera, the creator and maintainer of the open source Project Calico which powers several of the largest Kubernetes deployments across the globe, “Its optimizations for running containers will benefit our joint customers with improved availability, reduce costs through better resource usage, and provide better security by decreasing the attack surface.

Codefresh is a CI/CD deployment platform specifically created for containers, Kubernetes, and GitOps. We successfully validated our Codefresh runner on Bottlerocket enabling our customers to run their own pipelines in AWS in a secure way, by keeping all confidential information behind the firewall. The use of Bottlerocket further enhances the security of the Codefresh runner, by strengthening the underlying operating system using atomic updates and a minimal attack surface. We believe that the container evolution requires a new way of thinking and seeing Amazon investing in a container optimized operating system is a great match for Codefresh - the container optimized deployment solution.

As AWS continues to build solutions to make customers' lives easier, like Bottlerocket with its ability to improve security, lower management overhead and still be open and customizable; GitLab is excited to offer customers a quick and easy way to leverage Bottlerocket as a targeted OS in its deployment pipelines to AWS EKS or bring your kubernetes cluster.

Granulate's real-time continuous optimization solution allows customers to handle compute workloads with fewer servers while improving performance and reducing costs by tailoring OS-level scheduling and prioritization decisions to improve the infrastructure's application specific performance. We highly value our strategic partnership with AWS and are thrilled to support Bottlerocket and help optimize containerized environments running on Bottlerocket OS for AWS customers.

New paradigms require next-generation tooling. Managing and streamlining companies’ growing container infrastructure requires robust solutions that automate from code to runtime. At JFrog, we are proud to partner with AWS and the Bottlerocket team to ensure our joint customers are provided with complete environments and binary lifecycle tools for applications utilizing Amazon EC2, Amazon EKS, and other services.

Kasten’s K10 data management platform runs on AWS and is integrated with several AWS services including Amazon EBS, RDS, and IAM. Enterprises use K10 to perform critical functions like application-centric backup and granular recoveries of their Kubernetes applications running on AWS with EKS as well as other Kubernetes distributions,” said Gaurav Rishi, Head of Product, Kasten. “With the added integration of Kasten K10 on Amazon Bottlerocket, customers can now also take advantage of the added security and operational benefits like image-based updates.

Puppet makes infrastructure actionable, scalable and intelligent. With our newest product, Puppet Relay, DevOps engineers can automate processes across the tools, cloud infrastructure, and APIs that they currently manage manually. These automated event-driven workflows provide security, cost optimization, incident response and continuous delivery in cloud-native environments,” said Alex Bilmes, VP of Growth at Puppet. “We’re excited to bring Relay’s functionality to Bottlerocket customers looking to leverage automation to save time, money, and resources.

Spot by NetApp is excited to collaborate with AWS on the Bottlerocket OS. Spot Ocean is a secure by default, serverless container engine that continuously optimizes the container infrastructure. It automates all aspects of Kubernetes Day2 operations, alleviating users from the infrastructure operational burden and allowing them to focus entirely on business problems. Bottlerocket from AWS advances this design pattern with an immutable OS that removes the management overhead of container host OS lifecycle management. Spot Ocean users can now leverage Bottlerocket as a fully supported offering.

Bottlerocket is an operating system optimized to run Kubernetes for EKS. It is fast, easy to manage, and just works. Bottlerocket plays nicely with Weaveworks GitOps models, and EKSctl out of the box

By deploying Qualys Cloud Agent on Bottlerocket, customers can leverage a lightweight, purpose-built OS for containerized environments with seamless, real-time security and compliance monitoring. Together, this powerful combination ensures that while Bottlerocket minimizes OS overhead, Qualys delivers continuous visibility and protection without sacrificing performance, making it an ideal solution for modern cloud-native workloads.