Kubernetes-Cluster

Kubernetes Clusters by next layer – High Availability, Simplicity, and Peace of Mind

Kubernetes is the term used to describe a managed container service that provides a platform for building microservice architectures. Everyone is talking about Docker and Kubernetes – Docker is used as a container platform, while Kubernetes manages higher-level orchestration. These two technologies complement each other perfectly.

next layer is your award-winning trusted provider for Kubernetes cluster solutions in Austria. Our Kubernetes cluster is redundantly distributed in three data centers in Vienna, both with high availability and redundancy. We would be happy to advise you on the use and management of the Kubernetes cluster.

Software Developers

Developers can autonomously deploy, modify, or delete containers in which the application runs. Developing and rolling out new applications becomes easier and faster. You can continuously roll out new versions of your applications and shorten innovation cycles with a CI/CD environment based on Managed Kubernetes.

IT Infrastructure Operators

We help you run the right infrastructure for your container applications. With Managed Kubernetes, you can quickly and easily allocate or adapt resources. Thanks to having the Kubernetes cluster divided between two data centers in Austria, your services are highly available and exceptionally secure.

Kubernetes Operations

We are happy to handle both full operational management and capacity management, leaving you free to focus on your core business and your software’s operation. We are Austrian Cloud and ISO 27001 certified, and several of our employees are ITIL certified. We guarantee the secure and professional operation of your applications.

What does a Kubernetes-Cluster look like?

Every Kubernetes cluster consists of at least three nodes, which operate in different data centers to ensure redundancy and high availability. Our Managed Kubernetes cluster automatically manages this for you to simplify your workflow. You can also combine as many master and worker nodes as you wish, depending on your resource requirements. These nodes have different hardware configurations, which can be RAM-, CPU- or storage-heavy, depending on your needs. The worker node resources are used by pods (containers), which you can configure, start, and stop at any time. Persistent storage is available for storing files or databases and is billed based on usage.

How does cluster administration work?

We set up the initial configuration and run the Kubernetes environment of master and worker nodes. You have admin rights for your nodes and can autonomously access the cluster via a comprehensive API, such as to provision pods. You also have access to the graphical Kubernetes dashboard to monitor your cluster.

Managed Kubernetes Cluster EUR 45,00/month including Control Plane

The following nodes are available:

RAM & Storage in GByte