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Kubernetes you can run at 3am

Getting a cluster running is a weekend. Running it safely for three years — through upgrades, incidents, cost pressure and staff turnover — is the actual work. That is where we spend our time.

WHAT WE DO

Capabilities

The work itself, described in the terms your engineers would use.

Cluster architecture

Topology, multi-tenancy, isolation and scaling designed for your workload rather than a reference diagram.

Managed Kubernetes

EKS, AKS, GKE and OpenShift, set up so managed does not mean opaque.

Migration to Kubernetes

What should move, what should not, and how to move it without a big-bang cutover.

Networking

CNI choice, ingress, service mesh where it earns its complexity, and network policy that is actually enforced.

Security hardening

RBAC, admission control, workload identity, image provenance and secrets.

Observability

Cluster and workload signals that make incidents diagnosable.

Scaling and cost

Requests and limits set from evidence, autoscaling that responds correctly, and cost attributed per team.

Upgrades

A repeatable upgrade path, so version drift stops being a standing risk.

ENGAGEMENTS

Defined pieces of work

Fixed scope, clear output. A short engagement is usually the honest way to find out whether a longer one is warranted.

Kubernetes Health Check

Cluster reviewed for security posture, reliability, configuration hygiene and cost, with findings ranked by risk.

Technologies we work with
EKSAKSGKEOpenShiftArgoCDPrometheus

Start with a conversation, not a proposal

A 45-minute call with the engineer who would do the work. If we are not the right fit we will say so.

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