Docker & Kubernetes

Containerize your applications so they run the same everywhere, and adopt Kubernetes only where its scaling and resilience actually justify the complexity.

✓ Containerization of applications

✓ Local development with Docker Compose

✓ Managed Kubernetes cluster setup

✓ Helm charts and GitOps deployment

✓ Autoscaling and observability

✓ Runbook and team training session

Often not. For a few services, ECS, Cloud Run or a simple container host is cheaper to run. We recommend Kubernetes only when scale or team structure calls for it.

Managed services such as EKS, GKE or AKS, so the control plane is maintained by the provider. We avoid self-managed clusters unless there is a strong reason.

That is the goal. We keep configuration in Git, document common operations and train your engineers on deploying, scaling and debugging.

We generally keep databases on managed services outside the cluster, which is simpler and safer for backups, failover and upgrades.