Kubernetes Platform
Cluster strategy, GitOps, autoscaling, security baseline, upgrade muscle. The full operational maturity stack.
- Quarterly cluster upgrades become routine
- Pod-level + node-level autoscaling tuned to traffic
- GitOps audit trail covers 100% of deploys
Kubernetes adoption is fastest when treated as a platform, not a project. The teams that struggle are the ones that 'launched on k8s' and never went back to make it operationally serious.
What I bring
Cluster topology decided deliberately (per-team, per-environment, multi-region — with documented blast radius), GitOps with ArgoCD or Flux as the only deployment surface, autoscaling at pod (HPA/VPA) and node (Karpenter / cluster autoscaler) levels, security baseline (Pod Security Standards, network policy, image signing, supply chain), and an upgrade playbook so 1.27 → 1.30 is a Tuesday afternoon, not a quarterly project.
Outcome
A platform engineers can ship on safely, an operations team that isn't drowning in cluster minutiae, and a roadmap for quarterly upgrade cadence.
Talk through kubernetes platform.
A 30-minute call to understand the shape, the constraints, and whether I'm the right person for it.