Cloud & Kubernetes
Build a dependable foundation for your applications, from cloud accounts and networks to clusters and workloads.
Cloud to production
KubeInfra
DevOps, Platform Engineering & SRE.
Build your cloud foundation. Simplify software delivery. Strengthen reliability. We connect infrastructure, platforms and operations around the way your team works.
A defined scope. Reviewable changes. A useful handover.
Design & buildCloud and developer platforms
Automate deliveryCI/CD, GitOps and infrastructure code
Operate & improveSRE, observability and Linux
Engineering services
One partner across your production stack.
Build a new foundation, modernize an existing environment, or strengthen day-to-day operations. Each service connects technical implementation to a working production outcome.
DevOps & Platforms
Turn manual releases into repeatable delivery. Give developers reusable workflows, self-service environments and clear ownership.
SRE & Linux
Connect useful telemetry to reliability goals. Investigate host behavior and automate the operational work that keeps recurring.
Security & Operations
Integrate practical controls for access, secrets and software delivery, then agree how the platform will be maintained after launch.
Start with a review
Architecture assessment, delivery audit or reliability review: identify the highest-value work before committing to a wider implementation.
Discuss your prioritiesA practical starting point
Where is the friction?
Releases need too much coordination.
Review the build and deployment path. Identify manual steps, weak checks and missing rollback procedures.
Improve deliveryInfrastructure is hard to reproduce.
Map cloud resources, permissions and configuration. Create a reviewable foundation with infrastructure as code.
Review your foundationAlerts do not make incidents clearer.
Connect important user journeys to actionable signals, investigation steps and explicit operational ownership.
Strengthen reliabilityBuilt by KubeInfra
The platform behind this site.
Our own production build connects Oracle Cloud, Terraform, Ansible, WordPress and GitHub Actions. Read the architecture, the deployment checks, and the small failures that shaped the implementation.
Read the platform build- 01
Define the foundationOracle Cloud network and compute · Terraform - 02
Configure the hostNginx, database, PHP and WordPress · Ansible - 03
Release and verifyGitHub Actions · public pages and asset checks
Working together
A clear scope. A useful handover.
Every engagement starts with your current system, the result you need, and the constraints the implementation has to respect.
- 01 / Understand
Map the system
Review the workload, access, release process and operational friction.
Output: findings and priorities - 02 / Agree
Define the work
Set the boundaries, deliverables, dependencies and acceptance checks.
Output: scope and delivery plan - 03 / Implement
Build in reviewable steps
Make changes visible and verify them against the agreed user paths.
Output: code and verified changes - 04 / Handover
Make ownership practical
Document how to deploy, observe, investigate and recover the system.
Output: runbooks and walkthrough
Need help after launch? We agree support hours, responsibilities and response expectations as part of the scope.
Our toolkit
Tools chosen for the workload.
We work with your existing stack and choose additions around its needs, operational cost, and the people maintaining it.
Cloud
AWS
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud- Oracle Cloud
Platform
Kubernetes
Docker
Terraform
Helm
Delivery
- GitHub Actions
GitLab CI
Argo CD
Observability
Prometheus
Grafana
OpenTelemetry
Further coverage includes Flux, Backstage, Crossplane, Cilium, OpenTofu and Linux automation. Explore the complete toolkit
Engineering notes
Lessons from the work.
A practical production checklist for WordPress on OCI
The checks we use when turning an Oracle Cloud VM into a maintainable WordPress host, drawn from the KubeInfra site build.
Read the guideA green deploy is the start of verification
How to close the gap between a successful pipeline and a working production website, using KubeInfra’s theme release as an example.
Read the guideCan you improve a platform we already have?
Yes. We start by understanding the existing architecture and the workflows causing friction. That review determines which changes are useful and how to introduce them safely.
Do we need Kubernetes?
It depends on the workload and the team's ability to operate it. We review those constraints first. A simpler hosting model may be the better fit.
What happens during the first conversation?
We discuss the current stack, the problem, your constraints and the result you need. From there we can identify a sensible starting point and the information needed to scope it.
How are cost and timelines agreed?
After understanding the work, we agree deliverables, dependencies, acceptance checks and commercial terms. Changes to the scope are discussed before implementation.
Will our team own the implementation?
Ownership and access are agreed up front. The handover includes the infrastructure or deployment code, relevant configuration documentation, and runbooks for the agreed scope.
How does ongoing support work?
We agree covered systems, maintenance responsibilities, operating hours, response expectations and escalation contacts. Support can include monitoring reviews, patching, deployment assistance and reliability improvements.
Work with KubeInfra
What needs to work better?
Tell us about the system, the friction, and the outcome you need.