Managed Kubernetes across clouds

Managed Kubernetes control planes (EKS, AKS, GKE, OKE, LKE, DOKS and more), each as a verified, plug-and-play module.

16 verified modules, 3 of them live-tested apply→verify→destroy; the rest are static-validated, live-test pending.

Compare by provider

ProviderModuleVerification
Alibaba CloudAlibaba Cloud ACK Clusterstatic-validated
AWSEKS Cluster with Managed Node Groups✓ live-tested
AzureAzure Kubernetes Service Cluster✓ live-tested
CivoCivo Kubernetes Clusterstatic-validated
DigitalOceanDigitalOcean DOKS Clusterstatic-validated
ExoscaleExoscale SKS Clusterstatic-validated
Google CloudGKE Cluster (Autopilot & Standard)✓ live-tested
Huawei CloudHuawei Cloud CCE Clusterstatic-validated
IBM CloudIBM Cloud Kubernetes (IKS) on VPCstatic-validated
LinodeLinode Kubernetes Engine Clusterstatic-validated
Oracle CloudOKE Managed Kubernetes Clusterstatic-validated
OVHcloudOVHcloud Managed Kubernetesstatic-validated
ScalewayScaleway Kapsule Clusterstatic-validated
Tencent CloudTencent TKE Clusterstatic-validated
UpCloudA Managed Kubernetes Cluster with an API Allow-List, Private Nodes and Encrypted Storagestatic-validated
VultrVultr VKE Clusterstatic-validated

How to choose

Pick by where your workloads and data already live (egress and latency dominate cost), then by control-plane price and how much node-pool automation you need. Hyperscaler offerings (EKS/AKS/GKE) have the deepest ecosystems; DOKS/LKE/Civo are cheaper and simpler for smaller clusters.

When not to use

If you run a single container or a cron job, managed Kubernetes is overkill - a serverless container or function will be cheaper and simpler to operate.

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