Kubernetes and platform engineering

Kubernetes and platform engineering

Kubernetes is powerful, but setting it up and maintaining it properly takes experience. Morvanet designs, sets up and maintains production-ready Kubernetes clusters, and uses platform engineering to make service deployment simple and automatic for your development team.

Production-ready clusterGitOps-style deploymentInternal developer platformTraffic management and service meshCluster upgrades and maintenanceRunning on Morvanet servers
Kubernetes and platform engineering

What do Morvanet Kubernetes solutions include?

From your first cluster to a complete platform for dozens of services, we are with you.

Cluster setup

  • Multi-node cluster design
  • Networking and persistent storage
  • Security and access control (RBAC)

GitOps

  • Deployment with ArgoCD or Flux
  • All changes in Git
  • Fast version rollback

Developer platform

  • Ready-made service templates
  • Temporary environments for testing
  • Automating repetitive tasks

Traffic and service mesh

  • Ingress and load balancing
  • Secure communication between services
  • Gradual rollout (Canary)

Maintenance and optimization

  • Zero-downtime version upgrades
  • Resource tuning and autoscaling
  • Cluster monitoring and alerting

Cluster monitoring

  • Prometheus and Grafana
  • Centralized logging
  • Alerts for pods and nodes

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does our business need Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is useful if you have many services, deploy frequently or need autoscaling. For simple services a lighter solution is sometimes better, and if that is the case we will recommend it.

What infrastructure is the Kubernetes cluster set up on?

On Morvanet dedicated or virtual servers, your own servers or the cloud, depending on your needs and budget.

What is the advantage of GitOps?

All deployment changes are recorded in Git. Every change can be traced, and rolling back to the previous version is fast.

Does upgrading Kubernetes cause downtime?

No. With proper planning, nodes are upgraded gradually and services keep running without downtime.

How does a collaboration start?
It starts with a consultation meeting. We listen to your current infrastructure and its problems, then send you the scope of work and an implementation proposal.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the scope of work. After the first meeting, we send a written proposal with details and cost.