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Use Cases
EdTech · SaaS
UC/02

ECS is showing its limits. Engineers want Kubernetes but nobody knows where to start.

No GitOps, limited scheduling flexibility, teams copy-pasting task definitions across environments. Engineers want Kubernetes but the team doesn't have the experience and can't afford a botched migration. The platform needs to move — the risk is doing it wrong.

25%
better operational efficiency
Multi-AZ
HA from day one
Full
GitOps delivery pipeline
The Problem

No GitOps, limited scheduling flexibility, teams copy-pasting task definitions across environments. Engineers want Kubernetes but the team doesn't have the experience and can't afford a botched migration. The platform needs to move — the risk is doing it wrong.

The Solution

End-to-end ECS-to-EKS migration your team can operate on day one.

We own the full migration: cluster design, GitOps with ArgoCD, RBAC, pod security policies, Helm charts, and multi-AZ high availability. The platform lands in production with your engineers confident and a runbook they can follow.

Our Approach

How we deliver it.

01

Current-state ECS audit

We map every task definition, service, and deployment pipeline. Dependencies are documented before a single resource moves.

02

EKS cluster architecture (multi-AZ, managed node groups)

Cluster design with managed node groups, Karpenter autoscaling, and multi-AZ topology baked in from the start.

03

GitOps delivery with ArgoCD & Helm

Application delivery moves to Git. ArgoCD syncs clusters to the declared state. Helm charts replace hand-edited task definitions.

04

RBAC + pod security + network policies

Least-privilege RBAC for each team, pod security standards enforced at admission, and Cilium network policies scoped per namespace.

05

Runbook & team enablement

Handoff includes operational runbooks, incident response playbooks, and a live walkthrough with your platform team.

Tech Stack
EKSKubernetesArgoCDHelmTerraformGitLab CI/CDDatadogPrometheusGrafanaRBACCilium
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