Meet
Enterprise
Managed
Kubernetes

Your Kubernetes Cluster online within 5 minutes

Once you have created your account (you can skip this step if you already have a Fugue account), plainly click everything you need together and roll out your Kubernetes cluster so you can get started quickly. In addition, we are also working on a few templates so you can get started even faster. All to make you happy!

Automatic minor updates from Kubernetes

By turning on the auto-update your Kubernetes cluster is automatically provided with the latest minor version. So you don't have to worry about that anymore. And no, of course, we don't do that at the busiest time of the day. You can set a time yourself when you want the cluster update to perform, such as 02:00 and even the days such as only Friday and Saturday.

We are preparing the major updates

We will prepare the major version updates for you, and as soon as it suits you, you can perform them yourself by pressing a button. We have conducted a test internally with upgrading from a major Kubernetes version. The cluster with Kubernetes version 1.21.9 and 5 large workers went to version 1.22.6 within 15 minutes. And with that, we look confidently to future updates.

Autoscaling Kubernetes nodes

Also called horizontal scaling, an extra pod or node will automatically be created when it's busy. So the workload can be better distributed and can meet demand. If the load decreases and the number of pods exceeds the configured minimum, the command will automatically follow to scale back. Vertical scaling increases resources for the pods, so think of memory or CPUs. It is, of course, also easy to adjust via the dashboard.

Extensive dashboard

In addition to the handy functionalities all available in the dashboard, we also have more than 100 charts ready for you. It allows you to check the status and the consumption/performance of your cluster from minute to minute.

Whereas we manage the masters, various statistics are not automatically available to you as a user. Because we believe in transparency, we have also made these charts available to you.

Hibernation schedule

By using the hibernation function of a cluster, you can save money. By putting a cluster to sleep, that cluster will no longer use resources, and you can then use them for your other clusters. All persistent volumes associated with the cluster, are preserved. It allows you to make the cluster active again, with existing data intact. Very useful for development teams that this is now easy to set up.

Only pay for your worker nodes and resources

Of course, we manage the Master Nodes, but (for now) we also take care of the costs, so you only pay for your worker nodes and the resources used.

The Enterprise Managed Kubernetes (EMK) is therefore completely FREE.