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ClusterPilot Cloud – Pilot phase in preparation

Plan your Kubernetes Cloud project.

Practical guides to managed Kubernetes costs, service responsibilities and the first pilot. Use them to prepare a specific, comparable proposal.

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Agree paid pilot projects individually. Scope and prices are confirmed before the start; general availability has not been announced.

Operating modelManaged Cloud
Cloud accountProvided by ClusterPilot
Cost structurePlatform + infrastructure
StatusPilot in preparation
01 / ClusterPilot Cloud

Infrastructure provided by ClusterPilot.

ClusterPilot supplies and prices compute, networks and storage in your pilot proposal. Choose the capacity you need instead of managing provider credentials.

  • Compute S, M, L and XL as planned resource classes
  • Include all control-plane and worker resources
  • Calculate additional storage and network separately
02 / ClusterPilot Cloud

Cluster operations with an agreed scope.

Cluster creation, scaling and Kubernetes upgrades are planned for Managed Cloud. The workflows used in a pilot are qualified for its specific environment.

  • Agree supported versions and maintenance
  • Define the status overview and escalation path
  • Confirm monitoring, backups and HA after qualification
03 / ClusterPilot Cloud

Platform + infrastructure = total price.

Starter, Pro and Business are pricing drafts. Your proposal includes the platform fee, compute, storage and any agreed backup or network services.

  • Monthly and annual platform billing proposed
  • 15% annual discount on the platform fee only
  • Binding scope and prices in your individual proposal
Practical guidance

Plan managed Kubernetes with clarity.

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Tell us about your application, capacity and operating needs. We will assess pilot fit together and confirm scope and costs in writing before any work starts.

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