Kubernetes and Microservices EKS, AKS and GKE platforms that scale on demand

Kubernetes is the standard way to run many services reliably, but a cluster on its own is not a platform. We design the whole thing: cluster topology on EKS, AKS or GKE, node pools, networking and ingress, secrets, observability, and the developer workflow that gets a service from a git push to production.

Microservices only pay off when the boundaries are right. We help you split a monolith along real business seams, define contracts between services, choose synchronous versus event driven communication, and avoid the distributed monolith trap. Sometimes the answer is fewer services, and we will say so.

Scaling is designed in: Horizontal Pod Autoscalers on CPU, memory or custom metrics, KEDA for queue and event based scaling, Karpenter or cluster autoscaler for nodes, pod disruption budgets, resource requests and limits that reflect real usage, and load tests to prove it works before launch day.

Platform tooling is chosen to fit your team: Helm or Kustomize, ArgoCD for GitOps, an ingress controller or Gateway API, a service mesh such as Istio or Linkerd when mutual TLS and traffic shaping matter, plus Prometheus, Grafana and OpenTelemetry for visibility.