The problem you're facing
Many providers "know Kubernetes" from deploying it once. The difference shows at the first incident: a pod in CrashLoopBackOff, a NotReady node : either you know, or you search the Internet while production is down.
Our answer
We administer production clusters: upgrades, hardening, monitoring, troubleshooting and scaling. And we operate the cluster for you if you wish : or train your teams.
What LaMeDuSe Cloud takes care of
- Cluster architecture adapted to your context
- Hardened deployment: RBAC, NetworkPolicies, Pod Security
- Complete monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana, Loki)
- Planned and tested upgrades
- Velero backups and restore
- Troubleshooting by production SREs
- Training and knowledge transfer
Our methodology
- 1
Context audit
Volumes, criticality, hardware constraints and goals: context dictates the architecture.
- 2
Tailored architecture
Argued recommendations, sized for your real loads and peaks.
- 3
Implementation
Deployment by teams who run the same stack on their own production.
- 4
Handover
Documentation, training and knowledge transfer for your autonomy.
Technologies
Security
Hardened baseline configuration, secrets managed off the servers, encrypted backups and regular restore tests.
Hosting & infrastructure
Our own production runs on these technologies in our European datacenters: expertise is proven by operations.
Maintenance
Version tracking, security watch and support by the teams who administer the same stack daily.
Why LaMeDuSe Cloud
Our own services run on Kubernetes in our European datacenters: every problem we know how to diagnose, we met on our own clusters first.
Frequently asked questions
Yes: configuration, security (RBAC, exposures, secrets), workload health, monitoring, backups. The report prioritises real risks : not a generic best-practices list.
Yes: kubeadm clusters on your servers, hyperscaler clusters, hybrid environments. Operating principles are the same everywhere : monitoring and procedures follow.
Planned cycle: release notes review, staging test, node-by-node updates with validation between each. Deprecated API versions are handled before, not after.
Yes: hands-on training on your cluster or ours, with real operations (deploy, debug, upgrade) rather than slides. The goal is your autonomy, not dependency.