Container platforms

Clusters that
earn their complexity.

We design, harden, and operate Kubernetes so product teams get self-service deploy paths — without turning every engineer into a full-time cluster whisperer.

  • EKS · AKS · GKE
  • GitOps
  • Day-2 ops
Platform stack
PoolsNode pools sized to workload class
GitOpsDesired state as the source of truth
PDBDisruption budgets by default
24×7Platform health you can page on

Built for

Platform leverage — not kubectl heroics

Platform teams

A paved road with guardrails — self-serve for product, control for platform.

Product engineering

Deploy without kubectl spelunking — templates, GitOps, and clear failure signals.

Security

Baselines that block real risk: non-root, network policy, signed images, secret hygiene.

FinOps / leadership

Clusters with unit economics — not mystery spend on idle nodes and orphaned volumes.

Platform layers

A cluster is a product — stack it deliberately

Control

  • API server
  • etcd
  • scheduler
  • controller-manager

Data plane

  • Node pools
  • CNI
  • Ingress
  • CSI storage

Workloads

  • Deployments
  • Jobs
  • StatefulSets
  • CronJobs

Platform

  • GitOps
  • Metrics
  • Policy
  • Secrets

Managed Kubernetes

EKS, AKS, GKE — pick for fit

EKS

Amazon EKS

IRSA, private endpoints, and managed add-ons structured for AWS landing zones.

  • IRSA / Pod Identity
  • Managed node groups + Karpenter
  • VPC CNI patterns
AKS

Azure AKS

Entra-integrated RBAC, Azure CNI, and hybrid-friendly private clusters.

  • Entra workload identity
  • Azure CNI / overlay
  • Private cluster + Key Vault
GKE

Google GKE

Autopilot or standard — strong networking, GKE Autopilot options, and BigQuery-adjacent ML.

  • Workload Identity
  • Dataplane V2 / Cilium
  • GPU & batch friendly

Workloads

Patterns we run in production

Stateless APIs & workers

Deployments, HPAs, and graceful shutdowns tuned for traffic that spikes and recovers.

Stateful services

Operators, PVCs, and backup stories that treat data as first-class — not an afterthought volume.

Batch & ML jobs

Queues, GPU pools, and fair scheduling so expensive nodes are not idle or thrashing.

Edge & multi-cluster

When one cluster is not enough — federation patterns without inventing a new control plane religion.

Capabilities

From control plane to day-2 muscle

01Cluster

Production-grade control planes

Managed K8s with private endpoints, add-on baselines, and node pools by workload class.

  • IRSA / workload identity
  • Private networking
  • Add-on pinning
02Delivery

GitOps & progressive rollout

Argo CD / Flux apps with health checks and automated sync policies teams can reason about.

  • App of apps
  • Sync waves
  • Drift detection
03Runtime

Networking, mesh & ingress

Ingress, service mesh where it pays off, and network policies that match threat models.

  • mTLS optional
  • Egress control
  • DNS & certs
04Day-2

Upgrades, capacity & incident paths

Runbooks for node failure, upgrade weekends that are not weekends, and capacity planning.

  • PDB & drain
  • Cluster autoscaler
  • On-call playbooks

Technologies

The tools behind a trustworthy platform

Real logos for orchestration, GitOps, observability, and security we wire into production clusters.

Cluster toolchainControl · observe · secure
  • KubernetesOrchestration
  • HelmPackaging
  • DockerImages
  • ArgoGitOps
  • TerraformCluster IaC
  • GitHub ActionsCI promote

Platform add-ons

The boring essentials that keep clusters useful

Ingress & certs

TLS termination, DNS hooks, and certificate renewal that does not page humans.

Autoscaling

HPA, VPA guidance, and cluster autoscaler tuned to real demand curves.

Storage classes

CSI defaults, backup hooks, and stateful workload placement rules.

Policy & tenancy

Namespaces, quotas, NetworkPolicies, and admission that match team boundaries.

Cost signals

Idle waste visibility, spot pools where safe, and right-size loops.

Upgrade train

Skew policy, add-on matrix, and drain playbooks that survive holidays.

Hardening

Security that ships with the platform

Pod security

Restricted profiles, non-root defaults, and admission policy that blocks known foot-guns.

Supply chain

Signed images, admission verification, and minimal base images in the golden path.

Secrets

External secrets / sealed patterns — not ConfigMaps pretending to be vaults.

Observability

Metrics, logs, and traces wired so a pod crash is diagnosable in minutes.

Day-2 operations

The work that makes clusters survive year two

Upgrade cadence

Minor versions planned; add-ons pinned; staging proves before prod.

Capacity reviews

Monthly look at saturation, pending pods, and pool mix.

Incident drills

Node loss, etcd pressure, and image-pull storms practiced.

Drift control

GitOps is source of truth — cluster edits without PR are alerts.

Case patterns

Platforms teams actually adopt

AWS EKS6 teams self-serve

From VM snowflakes to EKS platform

Standardized namespaces, resource quotas, and GitOps — six product teams self-serving without ticket queues.

GCP GKE−32% compute

GKE cost & reliability pass

Request right-sizing and spot pools cut spend while improving HPA behavior under load.

Azure AKSPrivate + Entra

AKS for hybrid enterprise

Private clusters, Azure CNI, and Entra-integrated RBAC for regulated workloads.

Multi-cloud0 snowflake deploys

GitOps rebuild after YAML sprawl

App-of-apps, sync waves, and drift alerts replaced hand-applied manifests and weekend surprises.

Deliverables

What you leave with

Cluster baseline

Hardened managed cluster(s) with networking, identity, and add-on pins.

GitOps bootstrap

App-of-apps, environments, and sync policies teams can extend.

Golden path charts

Helm/Kustomize starters for APIs, workers, and cron jobs.

Observability pack

Metrics, logs, traces hooks and starter dashboards.

Security defaults

PSS, NetworkPolicy samples, and secret patterns.

Day-2 runbooks

Upgrade, drain, capacity, and incident playbooks with owners.

How we engage

Platform brief → golden path → operate

01

Platform brief

Tenancy model, blast radius, and who owns what on day two.

02

Cluster baseline

Networking, identity, add-ons, and security defaults.

03

Golden path

App templates, GitOps, and CI promotion into the cluster.

04

Operate

Upgrade cadence, capacity reviews, and incident drills.

FAQ

Questions about Kubernetes orchestration

Is your cluster a product platform — or a science experiment?

Describe your workloads and cloud — we will outline a Kubernetes platform plan with clear ownership.

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