Kubernetes is backed by Cloud Native Computing Foundation as an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It groups containers that make up an application into logical units for easy management and discovery. Kubernetes builds upon 15 years of experience of running production workloads at Google, combined with best-of-breed ideas and practices from the community.
Kubernetes as a cloud agnostic technology has become the default cluster management and orchestration engine for running containers on any cloud, including bare-metal and private clouds such as OpenStack, vCloud, etc.
We started working on Kubernetes from the day one to implement it running on top of OpenStack and AWS, we've built the Kubernauts Worldwide Community and provide free fundamental and advanced trainings for Kubernetes.
We are the makers of TK8, a cloud agnostic open source tool which helps you to deploy Kubernetes on any cloud in an uniform and homogeneous way. TK8 leverages Terraform, Kubespray and Ansible to perform k8s deployments on any cloud and even on bare-metal servers. Currently we support installations and configurations for AWS and OpenStack and Bare-Metal severs. GCP and Azure support are coming soon. TK8 provides addons to facilitate the deployment of a wide range of application and services on top of Kubernetes such as load testing, multi-cluster management with Rancher, monitoring, backup and desaster recovery.
As more oraganizations adopt container technology with Kubernetes, the demand for managing and maintaining highly available Kubernetes clusters has skyrocketed to a point that compaines are asking for Kubernetes managed services.
We're working hard together with our partner Kubernauts to porvide Kubernetes Managed Services to a wide range of businesses who need to grow fast and streamline their software delivery lifecycle to release their services even multiple times a week or even a day.
Even if you're using Google's GKE today or are going to use Microsoft's AKS or Amazon's EKS soon, our setup and integration services can help your team to get started with a secure and resilient environment, (mostly) free of security leaks and back-doors and we feel commited to provide this to you.
If you're running a Kubernetes cluster that your team is running and maintaining, we'll help you to check your cluster for security leaks and back-doors!
You can reach us at support@cloudssky.com to discuss how we can help to blow the wind beneath your Kubernetes wings.