Kubernetes
We provide Kubernetes consulting, implementation, application onboarding, platform administration, and technical support. We help organizations establish and maintain container orchestration environments with practical deployment, security, monitoring, and recovery procedures.
Our services cover the open source Kubernetes platform and the integrations selected for the environment. We work with your application and infrastructure teams to clarify ownership of cluster components, workloads, networking, storage, and the operational tasks required after deployment.
A Kubernetes platform brings together many components, each with its own dependencies and maintenance needs. Cluster health alone does not establish that applications are available or that their data can be recovered.
We help your team connect platform operations with application requirements, using tested changes and documented responsibilities to make the environment easier to run.
What we do
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Plan Kubernetes around the workloads, infrastructure, and operating model it must support. We review control plane design, node capacity, network and storage requirements, and failure assumptions before recommending an implementation and support approach.
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Establish the selected Kubernetes deployment and validate its core integrations. We configure the cluster, node access, networking, and storage dependencies, then review the settings and operating procedures needed before production workloads are introduced.
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Help teams translate application requirements into maintainable Kubernetes workloads. We review manifests, configuration, secrets references, health checks, and rollout behavior, testing the application's startup and operation within the selected cluster environment.
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Configure the paths applications use to communicate inside and outside the cluster. We review the selected network and ingress components, service discovery, certificate handling, and network policies, validating intended connections and failure behavior.
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Plan storage for workloads that retain data. We review the selected CSI integration, volume lifecycle, application consistency requirements, and backup tools, then test restore procedures that include both Kubernetes objects and the application's persistent information.
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Configure platform access and workload controls according to team responsibilities. We review RBAC, service accounts, namespace organization, admission controls, and workload security settings, with clear documentation of administrative access and operational exceptions.
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Give operators visibility into cluster and application health. We configure monitoring and log integration, review resource requests and limits, and investigate scheduling and stability problems so that capacity decisions reflect the behavior of real workloads.
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Prepare cluster changes and recovery through tested procedures. We review API deprecations, component compatibility, control plane state, and workload dependencies, then validate the platform and applications after upgrades, node maintenance, or agreed recovery exercises.
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Get help with unscheduled workloads, crash loops, node failures, network and storage errors, resource pressure, and upgrade-related problems. We examine the available evidence, coordinate investigation across the relevant components, and help your team identify corrective actions.
Support arrangements define the covered environment, service hours, communication channels, priorities, and escalation process. This gives your team a clear route for requesting assistance and following an issue through investigation, validation, and closure.
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Build practical understanding of cluster administration, workload deployment, RBAC, networking, storage, observability, maintenance, and recovery procedures. We tailor sessions to the environment and the responsibilities of the people developing, administering, and supporting it.
Workshops can use your configuration, representative examples, and agreed operating scenarios. Documentation and runbook walkthroughs help your team apply the knowledge after the engagement.
How we engage
You may need a technical assessment, a defined implementation project, help with a recurring problem, or ongoing operational assistance. We offer consulting, project delivery, and support arrangements built around that need.
We can work alongside your internal team or take responsibility for agreed activities. The scope sets out the environment, dependencies, access, deliverables, and responsibilities, with coverage and response targets defined in the service agreement. Ongoing engagements can include scheduled health reviews, maintenance planning, and progress reporting.
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Assessments, architecture reviews and technical guidance.
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Implementation, migration and upgrade projects with handover.
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Incident investigation and resolution guidance under agreed coverage.
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Ongoing administration for the activities assigned to us.
We validate the platform through the applications running on it. Reviews include rollout behavior, resource constraints, network dependencies, and persistent data recovery, with clear ownership across the cluster, add-ons, infrastructure, and application teams.
We agree the work and acceptance checks with your team, validate changes in a suitable environment, and document the outcome. Clear handover makes the configuration, operating procedures, and next actions easier to maintain after delivery.
Versions below were confirmed against upstream release information on 15 October 2026. We reconfirm them at the start of each engagement.
Kubernetes 1.34 reaches end of life on 27 October 2026. We help plan upgrades from it.
Standard support is delivered in business hours, Monday to Saturday, India Standard Time. Coverage hours, response targets and escalation steps for each severity are defined in the service agreement. Upstream response times are outside our control.
Get in touch
Planning a Kubernetes platform, onboarding applications, or seeking help with an existing cluster? Share your workloads, infrastructure, selected components, and operational priorities so we can define an appropriate engagement.
Kubernetes is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe the software we support. We are an independent service provider and are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Kubernetes project or the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
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