Kubernetes for production: from first cluster to predictable scale
We shape control plane and workers, networking and secrets, policies and observability — not a bare Helm install, but configuration for your SLOs, security, and release discipline.
Discuss your clusterWhat we do
Cluster architecture
Topology, node pools, network policies, Ingress and TLS, multi-AZ/region — balancing cost and resilience.
Security & delivery
RBAC, images and registry, signing, admission policies, GitOps/CI — repeatable, auditable releases.
Reliability & ops
HPA/VPA, PDB, resource quotas, alerts and dashboards, runbooks — incidents come with a map.
How we work
- 1.
Inventory: current stack, SLAs, team skills, what is already on Kubernetes and what we migrate.
- 2.
Design: naming, namespaces, quotas, networking, secrets, upgrade and rollback strategy.
- 3.
Rollout: cluster/add-ons, pipelines, baseline charts, migrate services by priority.
- 4.
Stabilize: load tests, resource budgets, documentation, handover or ongoing support.
What you get
- Target architecture description and component list (with versions).
- Manifest/Helm configs or a GitOps repo with history.
- RBAC matrix and recommendations for secrets and policies.
- Release checklists, alerts, runbooks for common incidents.
Engagement models
From a focused review of an existing cluster to a full migration project. Scoped by environments, services, and security/compliance needs.
Can combine with load testing and High-Load services to validate growth with numbers.
Further reading
Kubernetes FAQ
EKS, GKE, AKS, on-premises (kubeadm, kubespray, Rancher, and similar). We pick based on your cloud commitments and team skills.
Not always. We decide based on service count and mTLS/tracing needs; sometimes Ingress and policies are enough.
Yes — phased, with stateful workloads, backups, and downtime windows in mind.
Yes — retainer or incident response with agreed SLA.
Yes: segregation, audit, encryption, Pod Security-style controls within your requirements.
Pilot cluster and first services — from a few weeks; full migration of a mid-size product — months, depending on legacy.