This Is For You If...
You're considering Kubernetes and want an honest assessment first
You need to move containerized services onto a managed cluster
Your cluster is unstable, expensive, or understood by only one person
Deployments, scaling, or networking in Kubernetes keep failing
Which Area Matches Your Need?
Ask Yourself | Points Toward |
Do you need Kubernetes at all? | Platform Assessment |
Are you moving workloads onto a cluster? | Cluster Setup & Migration |
Is the cluster unstable or failing? | Troubleshooting & Hardening |
Are deployments manual or fragile? | Helm & GitOps |
Kubernetes Services We Offer
Platform Assessment
A comparison of Kubernetes against simpler options like ECS, Cloud Run, or App Service for your team and workloads.
Cluster Setup & Migration
Managed clusters on EKS, GKE, or AKS with networking, ingress, secrets, autoscaling, and observability.
Troubleshooting & Hardening
Fixing crash loops, resource limits, networking issues, and security gaps such as RBAC and network policies.
Helm & GitOps
Helm charts and Argo CD or Flux for repeatable, reviewable deployments.
What We Need From You
What to Share | Why It Helps |
Services and how they run today | Defines what moves to the cluster |
Team size and ops experience | Affects how much to manage yourselves |
Cloud provider | Determines the managed service |
Current cluster access, if any | Needed for review or fixes |
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Instinct | Why It Doesn't Help | Do This Instead |
Adopting Kubernetes for a small app | Adds operational cost without benefit | Use a simpler managed platform first |
No resource requests and limits | Pods starve each other or get evicted | Set and tune them from real usage |
Manual kubectl deployments | Changes aren't reviewed or repeatable | Use Helm and GitOps |
Default security settings | Leaves broad access open | Apply RBAC and network policies |
How It Works
1. Assess
Workloads, team, and requirements
2. Design
Cluster, networking, and deployment approach
3. Build or fix
Infrastructure as code from the start
4. Migrate
Services moved one at a time
5. Hand over
Runbooks, dashboards, and training
Why Codersarts
We recommend Kubernetes only when it pays for itself, and when we build it, it's codified, documented, and understandable by your whole team.
Turnaround Time
An assessment is typically delivered within a few days. Cluster setup and migrations are scoped by the number of services.
FAQ
Which managed services do you use?
Amazon EKS, Google GKE, and Azure AKS.
Can you fix an existing cluster?
Yes — stability, cost, and security reviews are common starting points.
Is it tied to microservices?
Often — see Microservices.
Is our project kept confidential?
Yes. Your data, code, and results stay confidential, and an NDA is available on request.
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