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Kubernetes & Container Orchestration

EKS, Istio and container platforms built to be operated, not just deployed.

Technologies & tools
A cluster with a self-service surface over itDevelopment teams deploy through a self-service surface rather than by raising a ticket, and that surface is wired into CI so a merge can reach the cluster. Beneath it an EKS cluster runs the workloads, with a service mesh handling traffic between them and network policy isolating one namespace from another. Scaling and load balancing are automatic. The same platform shape is used for hybrid and multi-cloud estates.Development teamsSelf-service deploymentNo ticket, no platform-team handoverCI integrationA merge can reach the clusterEKS clusterWorkloadsScaled automaticallyService meshTraffic betweenworkloadsNetwork policyNamespace isolation,pod securityThe same shape carries over to hybrid and multi-cloud estates
The cluster is the easy half. The self-service surface over it is what makes the platform something a team can operate.

Standing up a Kubernetes cluster is a solved problem. Running one that a development team can use without a platform engineer sitting beside them is not.

We build container platforms designed around the people who will operate them.

What we do

  • Self-service platforms. Developers deploy without raising a ticket, inside boundaries the platform enforces instead of merely documenting.
  • Scaling that holds under real traffic. Autoscaling and load balancing tuned against your own load patterns, never the defaults.
  • Security as structure. Pod security policies, network isolation and admission control, so the safe path is the default path.
  • Observability from day one. A platform you cannot see inside is a platform you cannot operate.

Who this suits

Financial institutions needing secure, scalable microservices platforms; media organisations with auto-scaling batch workloads; and teams modernising legacy applications who want to avoid rebuilding the same operational problems in a new place.

What you end up with

A platform your developers choose to use. Operational overhead that falls as adoption grows, instead of climbing with it.

Next step

Talk to us about kubernetes & container orchestration.

Send over the shape of the problem. Current stack, what is painful, what good looks like. We will tell you honestly whether this is the right engagement.