Kubernetes Hosting

Kubernetes Hosting, Kubernetes as a Service

 

Fully Managed Kubernetes Clusters platform. Kubernetes-as-a-Service Hosting make it easy to deploy, manage, and maintain Kubernetes clusters.

 

Choose the Right Hosted Kubernetes Plan

Ditch the management overhead and get production-ready. Various Kubernetes hosting plans and customization available.

Express Kubernetes Cluster

$189/mo
  • 1 Bare-Metal Server
  • * 1 Master
  •   E5-2670 CPU/ 128 GB RAM
  •   240GB+2*960GB SSD + 2TB SATA
  • * 1 Node
  •   Master server configured as both master and node.

Basic Kubernetes Cluster

$669/mo
  • 4 Bare-Metal Servers
  • * 1 Master
  •   E3-1220 CPU/ 16GB RAM
  •   240 GB SSD+ 480 GB SSD
  • * 3 Nodes
  •   E5-2670 CPU/ 128 GB RAM
  •   240GB+2*960GB SSD + 2TB SATA

Professional Kubernetes Cluster

$1239/mo
  • 8 Bare-Metal Servers
  • * 3 Masters
  •   E3-1220 CPU/ 16GB RAM
  •   240 GB SSD+ 480 GB SSD
  • * 5 Nodes
  •   E5-2670 CPU/ 128 GB RAM
  •   240GB+2*960GB SSD + 2TB SATA

Advanced Kubernetes Cluster

$4309/mo
  • 24 Bare-Metal Servers
  • * 3 Masters
  •   E3-1220 CPU/ 16GB RAM
  •   240 GB SSD+ 480 GB SSD
  • * 21 Nodes
  •   E5-2670 CPU/ 128 GB RAM
  •   240GB+2*960GB SSD + 2TB SATA
Server customization: support changing to any other dedicated hostings. Price difference may apply.
Software Features for Kubernetes Cluster Server
Kubernetes Cluster DeploymentFree
KubernetesV1.21 - V1.32
ETCDV3.5
Container RuntimeDocker
Network ProviderFlannelA network fabric for containers, designed for Kubernetes
Operating SystemUbuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 LTS
PrometheusdoneAn open-source monitoring solution for metrics and alerting
GrafanadoneAn open-source application for visualizing large-scale measurement data.
IngressdoneAn API object that manages external access to the services in a cluster.
Kubernetes DashboarddoneWeb-based Kubernetes user interface
HelmdoneA Kubernetes package manager
Optional Add-ons for Kubernetes Cluster Server
Additional Master Server$99/mE3-1220 CPU, 16GB RAM, 240GB SSD + 480GB SSD
Additional Node Server$199/mE5-2670 CPU, 128GB RAM, 240GB SSD + 2*960GB SSD + 2TB SATA
Additional SATA Drives2TB SATA: $9.00/month
4TB SATA: $19.00/month
8TB SATA: $29.00/month
16TB SATA (3.5’ Only): $39.00/month
Additional SSD Drives240GB SSD: $5.00/month
960GB SSD: $9.00/month
2TB SSD: $19.00/month
4TB SSD: $29.00/month
Additional NVMe Drives960GB NVMe: $9.00/month
2TB NVMe: $19.00/month
4TB NVMe: $29.00/month
Additional Dedicated IP$2.00/month/IPv4 or IPv6IP purpose required. Maximum 16 per package.
Bandwidth UpgradeUpgrade to 200Mbps(Shared): $10.00/month
Upgrade to 1Gbps(Shared): $20.00/monthThe bandwidth of your server represents the maximum available bandwidth. Real-time bandwidth usage depends on the current situation in the rack where your server is located and the shared bandwidth with other servers. The speed you experience may also be influenced by your local network and geographical distance from the server.

Why Do You Need Managed Kubernetes Hosting?

Our fully managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service. Simple, reliable and out-of-the-box. A great start to power up your business.

Complete Open-Source Solutions

Our managed Kubernetes are based on the latest upstream release, meaning that it’s a complete open-source solution without any vendor lock-in possibility and that you are backed up by the huge open-source user community.

Secure & Reliable Network Infrastructure

Security is a priority in our network design. We utilizes the most mature, powerful and bulletproof technologies to assure our clients the most secure infrastructure.

On-Premises with Full Control

The Kubernetes deployments run on our on-premises bare-metal servers and network infrastructure, which are fully under our control. It empowers us to customize our hardware and network in order to accommodate the special needs of our clients.

Highly Skilled Support Team

Our support team will make full use of their service skills and keep advancing their service by working as your remote on-call team. They are eager to know whatever you need and will respond quickly to anything that has you stumped.

Fully Managed Kubernetes

Our full-management service allows you to apply Kubernetes in the production environment quickly without worrying about the overhead of its management and maintenance, reducing your time-to-market.

Blazing Fast Bare-Metal Servers

Our Kubernetes clusters are deployed directly on our blazing-fast enterprise-grade bare-metal servers, without any overhead of intermediate virtualization layer, which reduces complexity, maximizes the cost efficiency, and helps you get the best ROI.
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Express Kubernetes Cluster Network Diagram and Architecture

Getting a closer look at the Network Diagram of Express Kubernetes Cluster and how the cluster works.

Basic Kubernetes Cluster Network Diagram and Architecture

Getting a big picture of the network diagram and how Basic Kubernetes Cluster works.
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Professional Kubernetes Cluster Network Diagram and Architecture

Getting a closer look at the Network Diagram of Professional Kubernetes Cluster and how the cluster works.

Advanced Kubernetes Cluster Network Diagram and Architecture

Getting a big picture of the network diagram and how Advanced Kubernetes Cluster works.
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Kubernetes Hosting FAQs

Frequently asked questions about our Kubernetes as a Service

Why choose Kubernetes?

Kubernetes schedules and automates container deployment across multiple compute nodes, whether on the public cloud, onsite VMs or physical on-premises machines. Its automatic scaling lets teams scale up or down to meet demand faster.

What is Kubernetes hosting?

Kubernetes automates operational tasks of container management and includes built-in commands for deploying applications, rolling out changes to your applications, scaling your applications up and down to fit changing needs, monitoring your applications, and more—making it easier to manage applications.

What is Kubernetes as a Service?

Kubernetes as a Service (KaaS) makes it possible to operate Kubernetes, the world’s most popular container orchestrator, as a managed service. KaaS services are commonly provided in the public cloud, but some KaaS platforms can also be deployed on-premises. Key features of Kubernetes as a Service include self-service deployment, Kubernetes upgrades, scalability, and multi-cloud portability.

What is a managed Kubernetes cluster?

Kubernetes cluster management is how an IT team manages a group of Kubernetes clusters. With modern cloud-native applications, Kubernetes environments are becoming highly distributed. They can be deployed across multiple datacenters on-premise, in the public cloud, and at the edge.

What are the main advantages of using a managed Kubernetes service?

By opting for a managed Kubernetes solution, you can eliminate much of the complexity associated with deploying and operating cloud native applications. For organizations that lack the skills or IT infrastructure, managed Kubernetes may be the only option.

How is the load balancer/ingress handled?

The load balancer/ingress acts as a reverse proxy, exposing HTTP and HTTPS routes from outside the cluster to services inside the K8S cluster.

What version of Kubernetes is installed?

By default, we install Kubernetes 1.32 for you. We can install other versions if you have a specific requirement.

Who manages version upgrades?

We can help to manage version upgrades for you.

How is the firewall managed on the master and worker nodes?

You can enable the Linux firewall on the master and worker nodes. We have a hardware firewall before the master/worker nodes to protect your servers. We can help to create access rules for you.

Is the CNI used?

We can support Flannel or Calico CNI plugins for you.

What OS is installed on the masters/workers?

We typically install Ubuntu 22.04 on the masters/workers. Currently, we do not support OS updates.

Can file servers be bought and on the same network as the cluster?

Yes, you can order a file server and host it on the same private network.

Are there limitations on the private network (physical network)?

The private network is a physical network. We do not have bandwidth limitations on the private or public network.

Is there skilled staff to troubleshoot k8s issues?

We have more than 5 years of experience in Kubernetes. We’ve developed and maintained a cloud platform based on K8S at https://www.cloudclusters.io/. Our skilled staff will help to troubleshoot k8s issues if you host your K8S platform with us.

What flavor of Kubernetes is installed (kubeadm/k3s/Rancher/openshift)?

It is kubeadm in our cloud platform.

If metal LB is used for ingress, can a second IP be assigned?

We will allocate a new dedicated IP for MetalLB. This will allow metal LB to move the IP from node to node as needed.

Can I add additional nodes in the future?

Yes. We will help to add the new node to the Kubernetes cloud.