Effortless Kubernetes operations. Secure and fully managed.
CONVOTIS operates your Kubernetes clusters securely, efficiently and with high availability across Private, Public and Hybrid Multi-Cloud environments. We manage provisioning, operations, monitoring and updates, allowing your teams to focus entirely on development and innovation.
What are Managed Kubernetes Services and when do they make sense?
Managed Kubernetes Services mean that a specialised partner such as CONVOTIS builds, operates and secures your Kubernetes clusters. Kubernetes is the open standard for automating, orchestrating and scaling containerised applications. As a managed service, it provides a secure, highly available platform without requiring you to build and operate it yourself.
Building and operating a Kubernetes infrastructure requires valuable resources, from architecture and scaling to security and compliance. CONVOTIS manages the provisioning, operation, monitoring and updating of your clusters across Private, Public and Hybrid Multi-Cloud environments, allowing your teams to focus entirely on development and innovation.
What do CONVOTIS Managed Kubernetes Services include?
With CONVOTIS Managed Kubernetes Services, the migration of existing applications into Kubernetes clusters is seamless – across AWS, Azure, and Private Cloud. We assess your source systems, design the target architecture, and implement the right migration strategy. Whether containerization, lift-and-shift, or refactoring, we ensure a smooth transition into scalable, centrally managed Kubernetes environments.
At the core of our Managed Kubernetes Services is the reliable management of your Kubernetes clusters in multi-cloud architectures. We handle provisioning, lifecycle management, and maintenance – automated, secure, and high-performing. Your Kubernetes infrastructure remains scalable, highly available, and optimally monitored at all times – ensuring maximum control and operational resilience.
Secure Kubernetes workloads are the foundation of any enterprise cloud. With Managed Kubernetes Services, we integrate role-based access control (RBAC), secrets management, and Policy-as-Code into your clusters. Compliance monitoring, audit logging, and security automation ensure protection, transparency, and regulatory compliance – in AWS, Azure, or Private Cloud.
Efficient development processes rely on automated deployments in Kubernetes. Our Managed Kubernetes Services connect powerful CI/CD pipelines, GitOps strategies, and flexible rollout models with your infrastructure. Whether blue/green deployment or canary release, software is delivered in Kubernetes environments quickly, reliably, and with full traceability.
With Managed Kubernetes Services, enterprises always have their clusters, nodes, and workloads in sight. We implement centralized monitoring, comprehensive logging, and proactive alerting across your entire Kubernetes environment. Dashboards, metric analytics, and incident response enable rapid action and ensure transparency in daily operations.
Reliable backups and well-designed disaster recovery strategies are essential for running Kubernetes clusters in modern cloud environments. With CONVOTIS Managed Kubernetes Services, data and applications are automatically backed up and quickly restored in the event of an incident – whether in AWS, Azure, Private Cloud, or hybrid scenarios. This ensures the highest levels of availability, integrity, and resilience for your Kubernetes platform.
What are the benefits of Managed Kubernetes Services?
Standardised platform, central management, maximum agility.
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FAQ
Do you have questions about Managed Kubernetes Services?
Our FAQ provides concise answers to key topics on operating, orchestrating, securing, and scaling Kubernetes clusters.
Still have questions?
Managed Kubernetes Services refer to the operation and administration of Kubernetes clusters by a specialized provider. Enterprises receive a fully managed platform for orchestrating containerized applications – including provisioning, monitoring, scaling, and security. The goal is to minimize operational overhead while delivering a stable, highly available Kubernetes environment – in public, private, or multi-cloud scenarios.
These services are ideal for organizations that want to run containerized workloads in production without allocating their own resources for complex cluster operations. They are particularly valuable for growing IT landscapes, multi-cloud strategies, or DevOps-driven requirements, offering automated scaling, governance, and high availability. Regulatory requirements can also be met efficiently through policy management and RBAC.
Modern Managed Kubernetes Services support all major cloud platforms – including AWS (EKS), Microsoft Azure (AKS), and private or sovereign cloud environments. Operations are cross-platform, with standardized interfaces and unified orchestration. This enables Kubernetes clusters to be scaled and managed seamlessly across different infrastructures – including hybrid and multi-cloud setups.
The security of managed Kubernetes clusters is built on multiple layers: identity and access management (IAM), role-based access control (RBAC), policy-as-code, network segmentation, and secrets management. Compliance checks and audit logging add to a robust security architecture. In Managed Kubernetes Services, all of this is standardized and integrated – ensuring transparency and protection in production cloud environments.
Kubernetes is a flexible, open-source platform for container orchestration – independent of the provider. PaaS solutions, on the other hand, are often proprietary and limit control over runtime, scaling, or infrastructure. With Managed Kubernetes, enterprises retain full control over their container platform while benefiting from automated, SLA-based operations – ideal for modern DevOps and cloud strategies.
