What's included
- Containerising existing applications with Docker
- Kubernetes clusters on premises or managed in the cloud (AKS, EKS, GKE); Rancher
- Red Hat OpenShift: implementation, management and technical support
- Ingress, storage, secrets, autoscaling and cluster backups
- CI/CD pipelines that build, test and deploy containers
- Monitoring, upgrades and 24×7 support for production clusters
How it works
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- Code → Build and test
- Build and test → Container image
- Container image → Registry
- Registry → Kubernetes cluster
- Kubernetes cluster → Pod and Pod and Pod
- Ingress → Kubernetes cluster
- Monitoring and backups → Kubernetes cluster
Who it's for
- Development teams packaging applications in containers
- Companies running Kubernetes without in-house experts
- Applications that need to scale up and down
What you get
- Containerised applications
- Production-ready cluster with ingress, storage, backups and monitoring
- CI/CD pipeline
- On-call support and upgrades
Questions
Do we need Kubernetes?
Not always. For a few services, plain containers are simpler; we'll say so.
Can you run our clusters for us?
Yes, with upgrades, monitoring and on-call support.
Do we have to rewrite our application?
Rarely: most applications run in containers with small changes to configuration.