ClusterPilot Cloud · Pilot phase in preparation
Managed Kubernetes. More time for your application.
ClusterPilot is preparing a managed Kubernetes Cloud offering with infrastructure and cluster operations agreed for each pilot. Pilot phase in preparation; request an individual, non-binding pilot discussion.
- Infrastructure from one provider
- Operations within an agreed scope
- Transparent pilot pricing
The Cloud customer workspace is not generally available yet. Services and timing are confirmed in writing before a paid pilot.
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Cloud preview
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Example view · Cluster management
Request a pilot →Your Kubernetes clusters
Status and resources in one shared overview.
ClusterStatusKubernetesResourcesNodesEnvironment
app-productionExampleReadyAgreed for pilotCompute M3Production•••
app-stagingExampleReadyAgreed for pilotCompute M3Staging•••
pilot-projectExampleIn reviewAgreed for pilotCompute M3Pilot•••
Illustrative Cloud preview based on the existing ClusterPilot interface. Example data, no live environment. Available features are confirmed before the pilot starts.
Operating modelManaged Cloud
InfrastructureProvided by ClusterPilot
Cost structurePlatform + infrastructure
StatusPilot in preparation
Managed Kubernetes with ClusterPilot
More room for your application.
Your team focuses on the application. Infrastructure and cluster operations are agreed with ClusterPilot in a clear pilot scope.
Infrastructure from one contact
ClusterPilot supplies the agreed compute, networks and storage. You do not need your own cloud provider account.
Manage Kubernetes centrally
Cluster management and infrastructure in one platform. Managed features are reviewed and confirmed for your pilot scope.
Understand your costs
Platform fee plus booked infrastructure. Configuration, services and prices are defined in the proposal before the start.
ClusterPilot Cloud in detail
From resource planning to agreed operations.
These views illustrate planned Cloud workflows based on the existing ClusterPilot interface. The service scope is confirmed for each pilot project.
01 / Plan infrastructure
Your resource needs. One shared proposal.
Describe your application and choose the capacity you need. ClusterPilot prices compute, storage and networking without requiring your own cloud provider account.
- Compute S, M, L and XL as planned resource classes
- Agree the complete cluster topology together
- Separate platform and infrastructure charges
ClusterPilotWorkflow exampleCloud preview
Resource planning
pilot-project
Draft✓ No cloud provider account required✓ Configuration in the pilot proposal✓ Agree the complete topology
02 / Manage clusters centrally
Keep operations in view.
The existing ClusterPilot interface makes operations and their steps traceable. Cluster creation, scaling and Kubernetes upgrades are planned for Managed Cloud; the usable scope is qualified before your pilot starts.
- Review status, steps and results in one place
- Agree supported versions and maintenance
- Confirm Cloud features for your configuration
ClusterPilotWorkflow exampleCloud preview
Planned operation timeline
pilot-project
Workflow example✓Check prerequisitesClusterPilot · Pilot operations
2Run cluster lifecyclePlanned for Managed Cloud68%
3Review the resultQualify scope before the start—
03 / Agree support
One contact for infrastructure and clusters.
Discuss operations and support directly with ClusterPilot. Your pilot proposal defines responsibilities, response times and the escalation path.
- Discuss your use case with the product owner
- Review monitoring, backups and recovery specifically
- Confirm services in writing before the start
ClusterPilotWorkflow exampleCloud preview
Operations and support
One shared context
In review!
Resources need a review
Review the step, status and next action together.
ContactCP ClusterPilotSupportAgreed in the proposal
Technical foundation
Built on Kubernetes.
These tools form part of ClusterPilot’s existing technical foundation. Services available in the Cloud pilot are qualified and agreed for your configuration.
Transparent price structure
Platform and resources. Clearly priced.
Starter, Pro and Business are proposed plans. Your individual pilot proposal separates the platform fee from the infrastructure you need.
Explore all proposed plans →Platform
- Starter · Pro · Business
- Monthly or annual billing proposed
- Qualified pilot scope
+ Infrastructure
- Compute S · M · L · XL
- Storage · Network
- Backups after qualification and agreement
Before your pilot starts
Understand the proposal in detail.
Product
Explore ClusterPilot Cloud
Resource planning, cluster management and planned Cloud workflows.
Explore the product →DocumentationPrepare your pilot
From the inquiry and proposal to operations and data export.
Open the guide →ResponsibilitiesDefine service boundaries
Agree access, maintenance, backups and support specifically.
Explore security →Practical guidance
All articles →Plan managed Kubernetes with clarity.
Cloud costs · 6 min read
What does managed Kubernetes cost? Plan platform, nodes and storage clearly
What belongs in a managed Kubernetes proposal? Compare platform, infrastructure and operating services without hidden assumptions.
Read article →Cloud onboarding · 5 min readGetting started with managed Kubernetes: a checklist for a useful pilot
Which application suits your first pilot, and what should be agreed beforehand? A checklist from inquiry to acceptance.
Read article →FAQ
Clear answers before you inquire.
What is ClusterPilot Cloud?+
ClusterPilot’s planned fully managed Kubernetes offering. We provide the agreed infrastructure and qualified cluster operations. The pilot phase is in preparation.
Do I need my own cloud provider account?+
No. In the Cloud model you buy infrastructure and platform services directly from ClusterPilot. Your configuration is agreed in the pilot proposal.
Are virtual machines included in the plan?+
The platform fee and booked infrastructure are charged separately. Compute nodes, storage and other agreed resources are added to the platform plan.
How does a pilot project start?+
Submit an inquiry with your use case. After successful submission, we reply within 1–2 days. We then agree configuration, prices and scope together.
Your Cloud pilot
Let’s discuss your application.
Describe your clusters, resource needs and use case. After successful submission, we reply within 1–2 days.
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