Kubernetes · Cloud & bare metal

Kubernetes on Amazon EKS or your own hardware

Production-grade clusters built, documented, and handed to your team, whether you run in AWS, on bare metal with Talos Linux, or both.

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Bare-metal Kubernetes with Talos Linux

Talos Linux is an operating system built only to run Kubernetes. It is immutable, minimal, and managed entirely through an API, with no SSH and no package manager to drift out of date. That makes bare-metal clusters far easier to secure, upgrade, and keep consistent.

Smaller attack surface: no shell access, nothing extra installed
Predictable, repeatable upgrades of the OS and Kubernetes
Every node configured from version-controlled files
Run on your own servers, in a colocation rack, or at the edge

Managed Kubernetes on Amazon EKS

When you'd rather not manage hardware, Amazon EKS runs the Kubernetes control plane for you. We design the networking, node groups, IAM, and add-ons so the cluster is secure and cost-efficient from day one.

What we deliver

Cluster design and build, on EKS, bare metal, or hybrid
Networking, ingress, TLS certificates, and DNS
Persistent storage and backup and restore
GitOps deployments, so every change is reviewed and versioned
Monitoring, logging, and alerting
Security hardening and access control
Upgrade runbooks and training for your team

Already running Kubernetes?

We also take on existing clusters: a health check covering versions, security, backups, and cost, followed by a prioritized fix list. Ongoing upgrades and support are available as a monthly retainer.

Based in Greenville, South Carolina, working with teams across the U.S.

Frequently asked questions

Should we run Kubernetes on EKS or on bare metal?

EKS is usually best when you are already in AWS or don't want to manage hardware. Bare metal with Talos Linux makes sense when you own servers, need predictable costs at scale, or have data that must stay on-premises. Many teams run both.

What is Talos Linux?

Talos Linux is a minimal, immutable operating system designed only to run Kubernetes. It is managed through an API instead of SSH, which makes clusters more secure and easier to keep consistent.

Can you take over an existing cluster?

Yes. We start with a health check and a written report, then fix the highest-risk issues first.

Do you provide ongoing support?

Yes, as a monthly retainer covering upgrades, monitoring, and on-call help, or as needed for specific projects.

Let's talk about your project

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll look at your current setup and give you an honest view of scope, risk, and cost.