Services

Managed Kubernetes Infrastructure

Production-grade K3s Kubernetes clusters designed, deployed, and operated for you


Kubernetes is powerful but operationally demanding. We use K3s — a lightweight, CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution — as the foundation for all our managed clusters. K3s delivers full Kubernetes compatibility in a single binary with a minimal footprint, making clusters faster to provision, easier to upgrade, and more resource-efficient. We take the infrastructure burden off your team—from initial cluster design through ongoing management—so you get the benefits of Kubernetes without the complexity tax.

The problem#

Adopting Kubernetes typically means:

  • Steep learning curve — RBAC, networking, storage, and scheduling are complex even for experienced engineers
  • Platform engineering overhead — Someone has to manage upgrades, monitoring, security, and tooling
  • Reliability risk — Misconfigured clusters cause outages that are hard to debug
  • Cost overruns — Over-provisioned nodes, unused resources, and no autoscaling eat your cloud budget

Our solution#

We provide fully managed Kubernetes as a service. Your developers interact with Kubernetes as a platform; we handle everything underneath.

What's included#

LayerWhat we manage
ClusterK3s control plane HA, node pools, autoscaling, upgrades, embedded etcd backups
NetworkingFlannel CNI, Traefik ingress, TLS certificates, DNS, network policies
SecurityRBAC, pod security standards, image scanning, secrets management
ObservabilityPrometheus, Grafana dashboards, log aggregation, alerting
CI/CDGitOps with Argo CD or Flux, deployment pipelines, rollback
StoragePersistent volumes, backup policies, storage class optimization

How it works#

  1. Assess — We understand your workloads, team size, and requirements
  2. Design — Architecture document with cluster topology, networking, and tooling choices
  3. Deploy — K3s clusters provisioned via Infrastructure as Code (Ansible + Helm) on your infrastructure
  4. Operate — Ongoing management with SLA-backed response times
  5. Evolve — Monthly reviews to tune, optimize, and plan for growth

Why K3s?#

K3s is a lightweight Kubernetes distribution created by Rancher (now SUSE) and certified by the CNCF. It packages the entire Kubernetes control plane into a single binary under 100MB.

AdvantageDetail
LightweightSingle binary, under 100MB, runs on 512MB RAM
Fast provisioningClusters ready in seconds, not minutes
CNCF certifiedFull Kubernetes API compatibility — existing manifests, Helm charts, and tools work unchanged
Built-in componentsTraefik ingress, Flannel CNI, CoreDNS, local-path storage included out of the box
Easy upgradesSingle-binary updates simplify patching and version management
ARM supportNative ARM64 and ARMv7 for edge and mixed-architecture deployments

Deployment options#

Cloud VMs#

K3s deployed on cloud VMs (AWS EC2, Hetzner, DigitalOcean, or any provider). Lightweight overhead means smaller instances and lower cloud costs compared to managed Kubernetes services.

Bare metal / on-premises#

K3s on bare metal servers or on-premises VMs. Full control over the infrastructure with minimal resource overhead.

Edge and IoT#

K3s clusters on ARM devices, edge nodes, or resource-constrained hardware. See Managed K3s for Edge for details.

Multi-cluster#

Multiple K3s clusters across regions or environments with consistent tooling and GitOps-based management.

Support tiers#

FeatureStandardPremium
Response time4 hours1 hour
Coverage8x524/7
Cluster reviewsQuarterlyMonthly
Dedicated engineerSharedDedicated
Chaos engineeringIncluded
Architecture reviewsAnnualQuarterly

Key benefits#

  • Ship faster — Developers deploy via git push, not Kubernetes YAML
  • Reduce risk — Battle-tested K3s configurations, automated upgrades, incident response
  • Lower costs — K3s minimal footprint means smaller VMs and less resource overhead
  • Stay secure — Defense-in-depth with RBAC, network policies, and image scanning
  • Scale confidently — From one K3s cluster to multi-region with the same operational model
  • No vendor lock-in — K3s runs anywhere: cloud VMs, bare metal, edge devices

Who it's for#

  • Startups moving from PaaS (Heroku, Render) to Kubernetes
  • Companies wanting Kubernetes without the overhead of EKS/GKE/AKS
  • Teams without dedicated platform engineers
  • Organizations running on cloud VMs, bare metal, or edge infrastructure
  • Teams needing multi-cluster or multi-region Kubernetes

Getting started#