Kubernetes & Container Platforms

Containers without a platform become a second datacenter of YAML. We help you choose managed Kubernetes, a smaller container service, or no cluster at all when a PaaS would do. If a cluster is justified we build it in your account: node design, networking, ingress, secrets, storage, and the deploy path from CI. Add-ons are the ones you will patch, not a CNCF bingo card.

Workloads get resource requests, probes, and a namespace or tenancy model that matches your teams. We put observability and backup of cluster state on the same delivery. Upgrades are a planned activity with a test cluster; we do not leave you on a version the vendor will sunset during a freeze.

Local and CI builds produce the same images that run in production. Image provenance and a registry in your control are default. Cost is visible: idle nodes and replica sprawl are reviewed, because Kubernetes is good at hiding spend.

You get a platform a product team can deploy to with a documented path, and an operating model for upgrades and incidents. If Kubernetes is the wrong tool, we will say so and land you on the simpler one. Namespace or tenancy conventions, resource quotas, and who may create ClusterRoles are written down so the second team on the cluster does not recreate the access sprawl you just cleaned up.