Infrastructure that explains itself.
We build and run servers, local or cloud Kubernetes, automatic deploys and monitoring, all described in code and reviewed before it reaches production.
All servicesExample flow
- Code
- Review and deploy
- Cluster
From commit to cluster, no manual step. Fewer surprises. More predictability.
What it covers
- Kubernetes on your own servers (Talos) or in the cloud (EKS), created from code.
- GitOps deploys with Argo CD: every change goes through a reviewed pull request.
- Observability with Grafana, with metrics, logs and alerts worth having.
- Planned upgrades of Kubernetes, databases and networking, rehearsed first.
- Cost and risk diagnosis of the current infrastructure.
A good fit if
- Deploys depend on one specific person.
- The cloud or observability bill keeps growing.
- An end-of-support notice is coming and there is no plan.
Common questions
Is local Kubernetes worth it for a small company?
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. The diagnosis answers that with numbers before any migration.
Does my team stay the owner of what is built?
Yes. Repositories, runbooks and decisions stay with your team, with the handover done in recorded sessions.
Something similar to solve?
A short conversation is enough to know whether it makes sense to go further.