Kubernetes consultants and platform engineering experts

Digiventi provides Kubernetes consultants and container orchestration specialists who assess existing environments or configure clusters for production workloads. Bring one in when cluster design decisions are delaying application rollout or creating operational risk.

Scope can include managed Kubernetes on Amazon EKS or Azure AKS, alongside self-managed environments. Engineers review node sizing and availability requirements, then configure infrastructure through Terraform. Architecture assessments identify workload placement constraints and produce prioritized changes that specialists can implement with your engineers.

Platform engineers reduce repetitive deployment work by creating reusable Kubernetes configurations and application delivery workflows. They connect repository changes to controlled releases while keeping environment-specific settings explicit.

• GitOps workflows: Configure Argo CD or Flux with Helm charts, including promotion controls and rollback procedures.
• Developer self-service: Build reusable deployment templates and integrate them with existing CI pipelines. Define namespace defaults and workload checks so teams can release applications within agreed platform boundaries.

Kubernetes security specialists review cluster permissions and workload isolation when shared environments expose more access than applications require. They configure RBAC and service accounts around defined responsibilities, then validate the resulting access paths.

Networking work covers CNI configuration and NetworkPolicy rules, including diagnosis of service connectivity failures. Specialists can introduce Pod Security Admission controls and external secret integration. Changes are checked against application dependencies before enforcement to avoid blocking required traffic or workload startup.

Kubernetes engineers provide ongoing cluster support and take responsibility for agreed maintenance tasks. They investigate failed scheduling or unstable workloads using Kubernetes events alongside Prometheus metrics and application logs.

• Upgrades and compatibility: Review deprecated APIs and add-on dependencies, then test version changes with rollback criteria.
• Recovery and capacity: Validate backup restoration with tools such as Velero. Tune resource requests and autoscaling settings against observed demand to address capacity shortages or unnecessary infrastructure spend.