Kubernetes
The cluster works, but upgrades keep slipping, nobody trusts the autoscaling, and every new service is configured a little differently.
When to bring us in
- You are deciding whether Kubernetes is the right platform at all
- Cluster upgrades are overdue because they feel risky
- Workloads are deployed by hand or with one-off scripts
- Costs or resource limits are guesswork
- Several teams share a cluster without clear boundaries
What we do
- Managed cluster design and build (EKS, AKS, GKE)
- GitOps delivery to clusters
- Autoscaling for workloads and nodes, with sensible limits
- Upgrade planning and execution
- Multi-tenancy: namespaces, quotas, network policies, access
- Cluster observability: metrics, logs and alerts that matter
How it runs
- repoRepository
- gitopsGitOps sync
- clusterCluster
- autoscaleAutoscale
- observeObserve
What you get
- A cluster defined as code, with documented architecture
- GitOps delivery for your workloads
- An upgrade runbook, used for at least one real upgrade
- Dashboards and alerts for cluster and workload health
Ways to engage
Assessment
A fixed-price review of what you run today. You get a written report and a prioritized plan.
Build
We implement the plan with your team, in your repositories and accounts, and hand it over documented.
Ongoing support
Optional, after handover: a retained block of engineering time for changes, upgrades and incidents.
Questions about Kubernetes
Do we actually need Kubernetes?
Not always. For a handful of services, a managed container platform or serverless is often simpler and cheaper. We'll say so if Kubernetes isn't worth its operating cost for you.
Which cloud providers do you work with?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. We work in the one you already use rather than moving you to ours. Not a fit if you need on-premises hardware work.
Do you work alongside our engineers?
Yes, through your review process, and we pair with your engineers where it helps. Not a fit if you want work done with no one on your side reviewing it.
Tell us what you're running.
A few lines about your stack is enough. We'll reply to set up a short intro call, then send a written proposal with a fixed price.
