Kubernetes Is Great. Running It Shouldn't Be Your Job.
Cluster design, GitOps delivery, and 24/7 operations on AWS EKS or bare metal — all the orchestration power, none of the platform-team hiring plan.
What a Managed Cluster Means Here
The four capabilities that separate production Kubernetes from an expensive science experiment.
From Docker Compose to Production Cluster
Four stages, each independently valuable — stop where your scale says stop.
Containerize Properly
Images rebuilt for size, security, and twelve-factor sanity — the foundation everything else stands on.
Build the Cluster
EKS or bare-metal Kubernetes provisioned via Terraform — networking, storage classes, and RBAC designed, not defaulted.
Wire GitOps Delivery
ArgoCD watches your repos; merges become deployments; the cluster state is whatever Git says it is.
Scale and Harden
Autoscalers tuned, network policies enforced, observability wired — the cluster earns its production badge.
What We Keep Running After Launch
The unglamorous weekly work that makes Kubernetes boring — in the good way.
Version Upgrades
Kubernetes releases land three times a year — we test and roll them so you never run unsupported.
Autoscaling Tuned to Reality
HPA and node-pool settings reviewed against actual traffic, not left at install defaults.
Ingress & Certificates
SSL termination, rate limiting, and cert renewals handled at the edge of the cluster.
Observability Stack
Prometheus, Grafana, and log aggregation — you see what the cluster sees.
Security Patching
Node images, base containers, and CVE responses on our pager, not your backlog.
Cost Visibility
Per-namespace resource accounting — know which team's workloads eat the nodes.
Do You Even Need Kubernetes?
Sometimes the answer is no — a Docker Compose stack on a good VPS beats an idle cluster with three pods. We'll tell you that in the first call. When the answer is yes, it should come with operations included.
Right-Sized Recommendations
Three services don't need a control plane — we say so and point you at Docker hosting instead.
No Vendor-Locked Tooling
Standard Kubernetes, standard Helm, standard ArgoCD — leave anytime with your manifests.
Your Cloud or Ours
EKS in your AWS account, or bare-metal clusters on our dedicated hardware.
Platform Team, Rented
The specialist knowledge without the specialist payroll.
EKS
Or Bare-Metal Clusters
IaC
Terraform-Provisioned
Honest
Sizing Advice First