Kubernetes & Container Platforms
Scalability, automation, and resilience – Kubernetes is the foundation of modern infrastructure.
We support you in setting up, securely operating, and continuously managing your container platform – in the cloud, on-premises, or hybrid environments.
What is Kubernetes?
Kubernetes – derived from the Greek word for "helmsman" – is at the heart of modern IT infrastructure.
It enables automated deployment, scaling, and management of applications across distributed clusters.
Container technologies like Kubernetes make it possible to use resources efficiently, run services with high availability, and safely implement changes to your system.
Why Kubernetes?
Scalability & Resource Efficiency
Kubernetes dynamically allocates compute and storage resources.
Applications get exactly what they need – no more, no less. This avoids over-provisioning and helps reduce infrastructure costs.
Automation & Operational Efficiency
Rollouts, rollbacks, self-healing, and automated deployments are standard features.
Kubernetes relieves teams of manual tasks and ensures consistent operational processes.
Redundancy & High Availability
Distributed clusters can absorb outages at individual locations.
Kubernetes enables true multi-zone setups – ensuring maximum availability for your services.
What We Offer
Whether you're just getting started or looking to optimize existing systems – we help you build a stable, secure container platform.
Architecture & Setup
- Consulting on architecture, tools & cloud integration
- Cluster design (on-premises, cloud, or hybrid)
- Implementation & rollout
Operations & Ongoing Support
- Monitoring & logging
- Backup strategies
- Security concepts & access control
- Maintenance & updates
Integration & Further Development
- CI/CD integration
- Helm, ArgoCD & other tools
- Migration of existing applications into container environments
Is Kubernetes Right for You?
- You want to run software that’s scalable and highly available
- You're focused on automation, repeatability, and efficiency
- You're modernizing legacy systems or building something new
- You want to think cloud-native – but stay flexible