Production Kubernetes on Hetzner cloud and bare-metal, anywhere. Read the architecture, see the plans, or push some code.
You can achieve highly available clusters without locking yourself to a public cloud, and without staffing a dedicated senior DevOps team. The CNCF community has provided building blocks for a well-run cluster over the better part of a decade. We curate, package, and either run it for you — or hand you the keys.
Hetzner is a German operator with datacentres in Germany, Finland, the US, and Singapore — privately held by its founder, GDPR-compliant by jurisdiction, and serving roughly 425,000 customers. They’ve been the price/performance benchmark in European hosting for over two decades and has gained its reputation in production, not by ad spend.
Multi-zone control planes, automated upgrades, backups, monitoring, alerting, secrets rotation, RBAC scoped per workload, network policies. The CNCF community has spent the better part of a decade working out what a well-run Kubernetes cluster looks like — we propagate that recipe, refined through years of tinkering, to every cluster we run.
Bootstrap scripts, Helm charts, kubenix management, operators — every line we run in production is publicly released and well-documented. Run it yourself if you’d rather, take it with you if you outgrow us. Built on a deliberately narrow cloud surface — VMs, virtual networks, storage volumes, load balancers — a recipe for portability. Hyperscalers offer a broader catalogue and bill for the convenience. We trade the proprietary catalogue for an open-source stack, and keep migration to another provider, or to a hybrid setup, on the roadmap.
KAOS — the Kubernetes Agentic Operator Substrate — observes your cluster and proposes (or applies) changes under guardrails you configure and control. High-stakes or unfamiliar decisions pause for approval, with one-click escalation to an experienced human operator on call. Every decision streamed to the dashboard with the reasoning behind it.
Managed production clusters on Hetzner,
open-source platform you can take with you,
and operators on call — human, agentic, or both.