Kubernetes: adoption, upgrades and operations

What we do

• Honestly assess whether Kubernetes makes sense for you. For many companies a simpler platform is the better choice, and we’ll tell you so.
• Build or fix the cluster (AKS, EKS, GKE) as code, with separate environments, network policies and identity management.
• Package applications into containers and Helm charts and deploy them via GitOps. The cluster state matches what’s in Git.
• Set up monitoring, alerts, autoscaling and backups. Every application gets a runbook: what to do when something breaks.

What you get

• A cluster that survives a node failure and an upgrade. Verified, not assumed.
• Deployment through Git. A change in the repository propagates to the cluster on its own, including rollback.
• Visibility into cost and performance. Which services cost how much and where there’s room to scale down.
• A team that can run it. Documentation and a workshop so the cluster isn’t a black box.

How we work

We start with an assessment using read-only access. Within a week you know what state the cluster is in and what needs doing. Upgrades and migrations are done in waves, always outside production first and with a prepared way back. Production changes only in an agreed window.