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Time is of the essence. Our Kubernetes faster deployment service enables your team to take advantage of the full potential of containerized applications. Get your systems ready for action faster than ever before!
Our team of Kubernetes experts can help organizations at any stage of their cloud-native journey. With 90% certified engineers, you can trust that your Kubernetes initiatives are in highly capable hands.
If you're starting from scratch and don't have any existing deployment infrastructure, IT Outposts is here to assist every step of the way, providing guidance, support, and expertise to ensure your success.
If you already have a Kubernetes deployment process in place but face challenges like manual efforts, inconsistencies, and post-release issues, we'll help you overcome these obstacles.
Non-Kubernetes deployment processes are cumbersome and time-consuming. For example, some organizations may rely on individual machines with Docker installations to run containers on servers. While this approach still works, it comes with drawbacks.
Deployment in pre-Kubernetes environments involves numerous manual steps. Each deployment requires logging into the machine, modifying configuration files, changing container images, and then restarting services. After initiating these changes, it’s also necessary to monitor the startup process and check logs to ensure everything is functioning correctly.
Although some companies set up CI/CD pipelines to automate these steps, the complexity of the process often leads to instability and unpredictable results. Deployments could take hours, with no guarantee of success across all services. Moreover, this approach results in significant downtime during releases.
While it’s possible to improve such setups, doing so essentially means reinventing the wheel — or in this case, reinventing Kubernetes. The level of configuration and orchestration required to match Kubernetes’ capabilities would be a clear case of over-engineering.
Kubernetes centralizes deployment monitoring
All statuses, logs, and metrics are available in one place. You can easily track how the deployment is progressing, quickly identify and troubleshoot any issues if they arise, or confirm that everything has started successfully.
Kubernetes provides a high level of confidence in the deployment process
Your existing setup continues to function until the new container is fully operational and ready to take over. This way, you can minimize downtime and ensure a smooth transition between versions.
With Kubernetes, many of the complexities are handled "under the hood," which means automatically
You just choose the types of rollouts, how to deploy, and how to manage the transition from old to new versions. Even setting up and working with CI/CD becomes easier in a Kubernetes environment. After everything is done, deployments can proceed without any manual steps.
Getting to market faster
Being quick to respond to market demands can make or break a company. Kubernetes allows you to deploy updates more frequently and with greater confidence. You can roll out new features faster, staying one step ahead of the competition.
Faster deployments aren't just about speed — they're about efficiency. Your team spends less time fixing deployment issues and more time on valuable work. This will lead to significant savings, both in terms of staff hours and infrastructure costs.
Happier customers, thanks to less downtime
One of Kubernetes' neat tricks is keeping your current system running smoothly while it rolls out updates. Your end users will be less likely to experience service interruptions. Fewer disruptions lead to happier customers who will be more likely to recommend your service to others.
Initial assessment
The Kubernetes faster deployment service begins with a thorough analysis of the existing situation. We examine current operations, if any, studying applications and their dependencies. In cases where no workflow exists, data is gathered from the development team to construct an appropriate process.
Requirement gathering
We determine which environments should be involved in the deployment and how we’ll proceed — for example, whether our clients will automatically push updates to both dev and stage or push to dev first and then to stage and prod if everything works normally. Our team also clarifies whether we automatically push to production or not. If manual intervention is required, we determine at which step — whether it’s triggering a branch, the entire CI/CD pipeline, or just the deployment itself after the build is complete. Each client has their own nuances that we need to consider.
Infrastructure as code implementation
Once we clearly understand the requirements, our team describes the infrastructure in code, tests it, and deploys it manually. Upon successful verification, we move to the next step.
Continuous deployment preparation
Following this, we prepare a CD. Here, we implement what we agreed upon with the client — whether it’s fully automatic or partially manual.
Monitoring and alerting configuration
Finally, we configure certain notifications that show how successfully the build has passed. If any problems arise, Kubernetes automatically restarts the process. However, our team also sets up notifications for situations where Kubernetes fails to restart, triggering an alert that notifies us. From there, our engineers proceed to fix the issue.
Documentation and knowledge transfer
After everything is set up, we communicate with the development team, hand over the documentation, and they start working with this new workflow.
In the race of modern business, speed wins, and our expert team is ready to speed up your deployment process. We’ll automate everything that’s needed to be automated so you can deploy code faster with CI/CD and Kubernetes.
We understand that faster deployments aren’t the end goal — they’re the means to boost your business success. So, our team makes sure our tech solutions line up with what your business really needs. We’ll fine-tune your deployment process from start to finish, spotting hiccups before they happen.
Absolutely. IT Outposts offers comprehensive migration services to help move your applications to Kubernetes with minimal disruption.
We offer ongoing support to keep your Kubernetes clusters running efficiently. This includes regular maintenance, performance optimization, troubleshooting, and 24/7 availability in case of urgent issues. Our team is always available to answer questions, provide guidance, and help resolve any issues that may arise.
Definitely! We know Kubernetes costs can add up fast if you’re not careful, so our team can find the best fit for your setup. Our goal is simple: to help you get the most out of Kubernetes without excessive spending.
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