Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS)

Secure and convenient management of Kubernetes clusters in the Cloud4U infrastructure. The solution allows you to automate managing, scaling, changing, updating, and deleting containers.

Managed Kubernetes to Orchestrate your Containers

Cloud4U simplifies and streamlines your work with Kubernetes in the cloud.

We offer a reliable and scalable VMware-based virtual machine infrastructure compatible with Kubernetes. We use the Container Service Extension (CSE) tool to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters in VMware Cloud Director.

  • Creating test environments
  • Migrating apps
  • Launching containers with microservices
  • Launching applications
Service
Kubernetes in the cloud
Cost
from $9,86 per month

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How Kubernetes-as-a-service works

Kubernetes-as-a-Service is a cloud-based approach to container orchestration. The solution automates the management, scaling, changing, updating and deleting of Kubernetes containers. With k8s service, it is easy to deploy an automation platform, create and work in Kubernetes clusters, perform apps development in a reliable computing environment. You can store Docker images together with your infrastructure, ensuring high image loading speeds and saving on external traffic costs.
  

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Kubernetes-as-a-service (KaaS) is based on VMware's Container Service Extension (CSE) and supports key containerization technologies, including Docker. CSE implements the KaaS solution inVMware Cloud Director by creating virtual machine templates and enables deployment of complete Kubernetes clusters for containerized applications. 

Cloud4U container infrastructure is organized to allow flexible, individual configuration. You can easily automate application lifecycle management (from deployment to shutdown), no in-depth VMware Cloud Director expertise is required. The Kubernetes service is delivered within 15 minutes. Developers can focus on coding rather than bother about the system in which the application will finally work. High performance and efficient traffic distribution speed up their work.



Kubernetes in the cloud

We deploy and maintain all of the components required for Kubernetes to work.

  • The ever-growing capabilities of the Kubernetes system
  • Flexible cluster configuration options
  • Optimization of CI/CD processes for creating and managing test environments
  • Access to popular systems (DBMS, CMS) via Helm and Kubeapps and Docker Hub directories
  • Node replication in three availability zones
  • The option to create a private cluster in an isolated environment
  • Easily migrate applications from local computers to the cloud
  • Integration with other Cloud4U solutions


Why trust Cloud4U
15 years in cloud computing
Since 2009 the company successfully operates in the global market.
Reliable infrastructure
4 TIER III data centers, Enterprise level hardware and software: HP, Cisco, Juniper, NetApp, VMware, Veeam, Microsoft, etc.
SLA 99.982%
Optical ring, MetroCluster and redundancy mechanisms guarantee fault tolerance of services up to SLA 99.99%.
Transparent Billing Options
Hourly billing and pay-as-you-go allow you to pay only for the resources consumed.
Geo-Distributed Backup
Automatic backup (14 restore points) in a separate remote data center.
Flexible scalability
You can add and reduce the amount of resources without need to contact technical support service.
24/7 technical support
If any technical issue occur, our team of support experts is available round-the-clock, response time is 10 minutes.
Partner Program
Revenue of up to 40% per contract. White Label is available.

FAQ

What is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform used to deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications from anywhere. It automates many manual operational tasks involved in updating, scaling, and monitoring multiple containerized applications by creating an abstraction layer on top of the underlying physical infrastructure..

What is a Kubernetes cluster?

A Kubernetes cluster consists of two parts: the control plane (Kubernetes master) and the nodes in the cluster (also known as Kubelets, cluster nodes, worker nodes, or minions). The control plane is responsible for maintaining the desired state of the cluster, while nodes are machines that run containers and workloads.

How is Kubernetes container service managed?

Within an organization, a system administrator or member of the DevOps team assigns tasks through the Kubernetes control plane, which relays those instructions to the nodes. Kubernetes services determine which nodes are available and best suited for the task, allocate resources, and assign the pods in that node to complete the task.

What is Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS)?

Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS) allows Kubernetes to be run as a managed service. KaaS are typically delivered in the public cloud, but can also be deployed on-premises. Key features of KaaS include self-service deployment, Kubernetes upgrades, scalability and multi-cloud portability.

Why do I need Kubernetes as a service?

Running Kubernetes on your own can be complex and requires significant technical expertise. KaaS solves this problem by providing a managed service that performs maintenance tasks, ensures high availability, and releases updates as needed. This allows organisations to leverage the benefits of Kubernetes without the overhead of managing it in-house..

How does Kubernetes as a Service work?

KaaS platforms deploy, manage, and maintain Kubernetes clusters. They provide a convenient interface for managing clusters, continuous monitoring, control plane management, and security features. This allows users to focus on deploying and managing their applications without worrying about the underlying Kubernetes infrastructure..

What are some common challenges of operating Kubernetes in-house?

Common challenges include educating technical teams on Kubernetes, installation and upgrades, deploying applications, managing scalability and cluster configuration, and ensuring a secure configuration.

What are some benefits of using Kubernetes as a Service?

Benefits include convenience, scalability, high availability, and security. KaaS platforms also provide a managed service that takes care of maintenance tasks, ensuring that the Kubernetes infrastructure is always up-to-date and secure..

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