Your Infrastructure.
Your Rules.
We move workloads from expensive cloud providers to bare-metal Kubernetes you own and control — cutting cloud bills by 60–80% while improving reliability, latency, and data sovereignty.
Start an AssessmentWe orchestrate a live, parallel migration — your workloads run simultaneously in cloud and on bare metal until we verify everything is healthy, then we cut over and turn off the meter.
Workloads migrating in real time from cloud providers to a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster.
From bare-metal provisioning through day-2 operations, we handle the full lifecycle so your team can focus on what runs on the cluster, not the cluster itself.
Repatriation Assessment
We inventory every workload running in cloud, model the economics of running it on metal, and produce a migration roadmap ranked by ROI.
- Cloud spend analysis across all accounts
- Workload suitability scoring
- Hardware sizing recommendations
- Risk and dependency mapping
Cluster Build-Out
We provision, harden, and operate bare-metal Kubernetes clusters configured for production from day one — not retrofitted later.
- k3s / RKE2 on physical hardware
- Longhorn distributed storage
- Sealed Secrets + cert-manager
- Traefik ingress with TLS automation
GitOps Implementation
Every cluster resource is declared in Git and reconciled by ArgoCD. No manual kubectl, no configuration drift, no snowflakes.
- ArgoCD app-of-apps pattern
- Kustomize overlay environments
- Automated image update pipelines
- Full audit trail for every change
Observability Stack
We deploy and tune a production-grade monitoring stack so you have visibility before anything goes wrong — not after.
- kube-prometheus-stack
- Grafana dashboards + alerting
- Alertmanager with ntfy / PagerDuty routing
- Uptime monitoring and SLA tracking
We build on established, well-supported open-source components. Everything we deploy is something your team can operate independently after we hand it off.
Stop Renting What You Can Own.
Start with a no-cost assessment. We show you exactly what repatriation would save, and what it would take to get there.
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