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Kubernetes, assembled.Ready for your workloads.

Your own Kubernetes API, familiar deployment tools, and a connected stack for GitOps, observability and security. Kupe keeps the platform running.

Create a cluster from the console, CLI or Terraform. Deploy using kubectl, Helm or GitOps. Inspect the platform through the tools already connected to it.

Three layers, one platform

Your cluster

A tenant Kubernetes API with admin access, HTTP routing and default alerts. Bring manifests, charts and compatible operators.

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Your tenant

Monitoring dashboards, central logs and metrics, and a GitOps project across your tenant’s clusters.

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Run by Kupe

GitOps, monitoring, logging, alerting, secrets management and security, maintained by Kupe.

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Deploy with familiar tools

Use the console, Kupe CLI or Terraform to create a cluster. Use Kubernetes tooling to deploy your workloads. Keep deployment definitions in Git so you can review changes and reproduce your environment.

See what is happening

Start with connected dashboards, logs, metrics and alerts. Add application instrumentation and dashboards for the things your users care about; platform visibility is a foundation for application visibility.

Guardrails are part of the foundation

Admission policies, image scanning, tenant isolation, secrets tooling and runtime signals are included in the platform. Your team still owns secure application configuration and responding to findings.

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Find your fit

Explore starting points for different teams.

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Compare your options

VPS, developer platforms and Kubernetes.

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We run the platform.

A clear operating boundary helps you decide whether Kupe is right for your team, and what you need to prepare before deploying.

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Find your starting point

Bring a workload. See how it fits.

Try a non-critical environment, explore the platform and tell us what you need next.

Kupe is in alpha. No SLA. Your team owns workload backups. Read the Alpha Notice.