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Kubernetes & Platform Engineering
Kubernetes platforms designed for the team that has to run them — with self-service golden paths instead of ticket queues.
The problem
Kubernetes solves real problems and creates new ones: clusters that are hard to operate, workloads with no clear ownership, and developers who need a ticket and three days to ship a change. A platform should make shipping easier, not harder.
Who it’s for
- Teams running Kubernetes without a dedicated platform engineer
- Engineering organizations where every deployment needs a specialist
- Companies ready to invest in an internal developer platform
What we do
- Design cluster architecture for EKS, GKE or AKS matched to your workloads
- Implement GitOps-based deployment with Argo CD or equivalent
- Build developer self-service golden paths for common workload patterns
- Configure autoscaling, secrets management and ingress properly
- Set resource boundaries so workloads can't starve each other
Technologies that may be involved
EKSGKEAKSArgo CDHelmBackstageKubernetes RBAC & network policy
What the engagement looks like
01
Diagnose
Review current cluster architecture, workloads and how developers ship to it.
02
Design
Define the target platform: cluster topology, GitOps flow and self-service model.
03
Build
Implement the platform, migrating workloads incrementally.
04
Enable
Train developers on the golden paths and document the platform.
Typical deliverables
- Cluster architecture and namespace design
- GitOps deployment workflow
- Developer self-service documentation (golden paths)
- Autoscaling and resource governance configuration
What you own after delivery
- The platform configuration, versioned as code
- Documented golden paths your team can extend
- A cluster your engineers understand, not a black box
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