Top Kubernetes solutions by Dysnix

  • High-load K8s infra optimization

    Ensure peak performance and reliability under heavy demand.

    Pains we cover:

    • Delays and downtime
    • Bad UX
    • Overprovision
  • K8s architecture optimization

    Fine-tune your project for Kubernetes to make it secure and reliable by design.

    Pains we cover:

    • K8s migration
    • Legacy issues
    • Infra growth challenges
  • FinOps for Kubernetes

    Control and manage your infrastructure  costs with ease from a single dashboard.

    Pains we cover:

    • Unclear cost attribution
    • Unpredictable cloud bill
    • Unoptimal expenses
  • Custom scaling solutions for K8s

    Match your Kubernetes resources precisely with your workload needs.

    Pains we cover:

    • Unpredictable SLA
    • Overprovision
    • Low throughput

Extras you get with our K8s services

Kubernetes service packs

Kubernetes architecture design

Build a robust and scalable Kubernetes foundation tailored to your specific needs.

K8s infrastructure deployment

Deploy your infrastructure quickly and efficiently with our expert deployment services.

Custom infrastructure solutions

Develop unique solutions to address your specific challenges and optimize your K8s infrastructure.

Kubernetes migration

Transit your existing applications and workloads to Kubernetes with minimal disruption.

Infrastructure maintenance

Keep your Kubernetes infrastructure running smoothly with our proactive maintenance and support services.

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Co-Founder & CTO

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The roadmap for K8s service delivery

  • 1

    Discovery
    Assess current infrastructure, applications, and business requirements to understand specific needs and goals.D
  • 2

    Design
    Develop a tailored Kubernetes architecture aligned with business objectives and technical requirements.
  • 3

    Deployment
    Deploy the designed Kubernetes infrastructure, setting up the cluster, configuring networking, and implementing security policies.
  • 4

    Migration (if needed)
    Migrate existing applications and workloads to the Kubernetes cluster, containerizing applications, and ensuring data integrity.
  • 5

    Optimization
    Fine-tune the Kubernetes environment for optimal performance, cost efficiency, and security.
  • 6

    Ongoing maintenance
    Provide continuous monitoring, maintenance, and support to ensure long-term reliability and scalability.

More reasons to choose our K8s services

Key factors

  • Expertise scope
  • Cost efficiency
  • Onboard and delivery time
  • Full-cycle DevOps services
  • Adoption of innovations

Dysnix DevOps expert

  • One hired DevOps = total Dysnix expertise

  • Cost-effective: no hidden fees or overhead

  • Onboard and deliver within 1-2 weeks

  • Provided by one vendor

  • Continuously updated with the latest practices

In-house engineer

  • Limited to individual expertise

  • Salary, bonus, and training costs

  • Long hiring and onboarding process

  • Can’t handle all at once for long

  • Requires investments to stay current

The feedback and reviews

Evgeny Medvedev

Chief Solutions Architect, Nansen.ai

The team considers all our wishes and is eager to accomplish our additional requests.

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Alex Gluchowski

CEO, Matter Labs

The Dysnix team has a high level of professionalism in managing projects.

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Roman Cherednik

CTO, Financial Services Company

Dysnix has proved itself as a reliable partner over the long run.

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Dmytro Haidashenko

CTO, Shelf.Network

The DevOps engineers' work is organized in such a way that their response takes minimal time.

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Roman Cherednik

CTO, Financial Services Firm

The Dysnix team embarked on this task with commitment and enthusiasm.

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Daniel Walker

CTO, Whispli

They've managed to do what we wanted without much in the way of custom stuff.

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Eli Osherovich

CTO & Co-Founder, Wand.AI

Dysnix is a team of high-level specialists.

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Knuth Rüffer

CEO, Scalors GmbH

Dysnix team has changed a lot of things in the course of the project and it works much better now.

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Eugene Fine

CTO, ExplORer Surgical Corp.

Dysnix team possesses an impressive expertise level and conducts business in a highly professional manner.

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Pavel Sher

CEO & Founder, NimbusWeb

We appreciate Dysnix for being a reliable partner as well as for their tremendous expertise.

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Serhii Androsiuk

CEO, Hackless

Communications with Dysnix's company specialists are at a high level.

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Yurii Kyparus

Co-Founder & CEO, Wallchain

We were pleased with their professionalism, responsibility, and great communication.

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All you wanted to ask about managed Kubernetes services:

What is a managed Kubernetes service?

A managed Kubernetes service is a cloud-based platform designed to streamline the deployment, operation, and scaling of Kubernetes clusters. Consider a company developing a microservices-based application. Instead of dedicating resources to managing Kubernetes clusters, it could utilize a managed Kubernetes service like Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). 

The cloud provider automates routine tasks such as cluster scaling during peak loads or applying security patches, ensuring the application remains highly available and secure. This allows the company’s developers to focus on innovation and application development rather than infrastructure management, significantly speeding up the development process.

However, selecting a vendor becomes too complicated because the managed K8s service market is overwhelmed with offers. Thus, you may choose Dysnix to cover all infrastructure-related issues.

How does a managed Kubernetes service work?

With a managed service, the cloud provider automatically handles tasks like setting up the servers (nodes), keeping everything up-to-date, scaling the cluster up or down based on demand, and ensuring your applications stay secure and running smoothly. The comprehensive list of services depends on the provider and the service pack you choose.

What are the benefits of using a managed Kubernetes service?

Benefits include:

  • Enhanced security posture: You can get built-in security features like automated patching, compliance certifications, and integration with advanced security tools, reducing the risk of vulnerabilities.
  • Automatic scalability: The service can dynamically adjust resources based on application demand, ensuring optimal performance without manual intervention.
  • Simplified multi-cluster management deals with multiple Kubernetes clusters across different regions or environments, centralizing operations and reducing complexity.
  • Optimized cost management: Features like auto-scaling and pay-as-you-go pricing help managed services avoid overprovisioning, potentially lowering infrastructure costs.
  • Streamlined DevOps integration: Many managed Kubernetes services offer seamless integration with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps tools, accelerating deployment cycles and improving efficiency.
  • Access to advanced features: Cloud providers often roll out new Kubernetes features faster, allowing you to leverage the latest capabilities without manually managing upgrades.
  • Global availability and redundancy are possible thanks to the global data center's availability, which enables high availability, disaster recovery options, and reduced latency for users worldwide.

What are some popular managed Kubernetes services?

    • Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
    • Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
    • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
    • IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service
    • Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE)
    • Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Service
    • DigitalOcean Kubernetes
    • VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
    • Alibaba Cloud Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK)
    • Huawei Cloud Container Engine (CCE)
    • Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE)
    • Scaleway Kubernetes Kapsule
    • Tencent Kubernetes Engine (TKE)
    • OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes
    • Civo Kubernetes

How does pricing work for managed Kubernetes services?

Pricing for managed Kubernetes services typically follows a pay-as-you-go model, where you are charged based on the actual resources you use, including compute (CPU and memory), storage, and networking.

For example, services like GKE and EKS charge a management fee of around $0.10 per hour per cluster for managing the control plane, in addition to the costs for the underlying infrastructure. AKS, on the other hand, offers a free tier for cluster management but charges for the underlying compute and storage resources. 

Premium features such as higher availability, support, and advanced security can also increase costs.

How does auto-scaling work in managed Kubernetes services?

Auto-scaling allows your applications to automatically adjust the number of running pods or the size of your cluster based on real-time demand. If your application experiences a spike in traffic, the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler can automatically add more pods to handle the load, while the Cluster Autoscaler can increase the number of nodes in the cluster to provide the necessary resources. Conversely, when demand drops, these autoscalers can reduce the number of pods or nodes to save on resources and costs.

What security features are included in managed Kubernetes services?

These services typically offer built-in identity and access management (IAM) that integrates with existing cloud provider tools, such as Azure Active Directory or AWS IAM, to control who can access and modify your Kubernetes resources. 

They also include encryption for data at rest and in transit, ensuring that sensitive information is protected as it moves within your cluster. Additionally, managed services often support secrets management, allowing you to securely store and access sensitive data like passwords and API keys. 

Image registry and scanning features are also commonly provided, enabling you to scan container images for vulnerabilities before deployment. 

Finally, logging, monitoring, and threat detection tools help you keep an eye on the security and performance of your clusters, alerting you to any potential issues.

How can one migrate existing workloads to a managed Kubernetes service?

You can read a comprehensive explanation of the migration at our dedicated migration service page. And to keep the story short, there’s only one painless way to migrate—it is to delegate this task to professionals like Dysnix.

What tools can be used to manage applications on a managed Kubernetes service?

Helm is a popular package manager for Kubernetes, allowing you to define, install, and upgrade complex applications using "charts." For continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and Argo CD are often used to automate the deployment process. Additionally, Kubernetes-native tools like kubectl provide command-line management of clusters and applications, while Prometheus and Grafana are commonly used for monitoring and visualizing application performance.

What support options are available for managed Kubernetes services?

Support options typically include a mix of standard and premium support tiers, depending on the cloud provider. For instance, AWS offers basic support with access to forums and documentation, but for more comprehensive assistance, you'll need to upgrade to Business or Enterprise support plans, which include 24/7 access to cloud support engineers and faster response times. GKE and AKS offer similar tiered support structures, where higher levels include faster response times and personalized support. These more advanced support options can be costly, especially for smaller organizations, and response times for lower-tier plans may not be adequate for critical issues. So it’s better to have someone like Dysnix to get your project covered with Kubernetes care instead of relying on expensive vendor support.