DevOps & Automation

Kubernetes (EKS)

Production-grade Kubernetes on AWS EKS, without the footguns.

What We Deliver

Kubernetes is powerful and easy to misconfigure. We set up EKS with sane networking, autoscaling, observability, and security, and we tell you honestly when you do not actually need it.

EKS cluster setup
Networking and ingress
Autoscaling (HPA / Cluster Autoscaler)
RBAC and security policies
Observability stack
GitOps-based deployments

When You Need This

You have outgrown single-host or simple container hosting, you are running many services that need orchestration, autoscaling, and self-healing, or a client or platform decision has committed you to Kubernetes. Be warned: plenty of teams adopt EKS before they need it and inherit complexity for no benefit. The honest trigger is scale and operational need, not resume-building. We will tell you plainly if ECS, App Runner, or serverless is the simpler right answer for where you are.

How We Approach It

Confirm you actually need it

Before building a cluster, we check whether a simpler target fits. If Kubernetes is overkill for your scale, we say so and point you to the lazier option.

Stand up EKS safely

A cluster with sane networking and ingress, RBAC, and network policy, hardened defaults instead of the footguns a default setup leaves open.

Add autoscaling and observability

Horizontal pod and cluster autoscaling so workloads scale on demand, with metrics, logs, and traces from day one so you can see what the cluster is doing.

Deploy via GitOps

Declarative, auditable deployments through ArgoCD, and the option to hand ongoing cluster upgrades to a managed retainer so you are not babysitting it.

Why This Matters