Kubernetes that earns its complexity.

Container Orchestration & Kubernetes Engineering

We design, run and operate production-grade Kubernetes platforms across EKS, GKE, AKS and on-prem, with autoscaling, service mesh, multi-tenancy and FinOps discipline that make K8s pay for itself.

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Container Orchestration
Production-grade
GitHub-native delivery
30-50%
compute cost cut
99.99%
cluster availability
<2hr
cluster spin-up time
0
tenant-isolation incidents
Our container orchestration approach

Make Kubernetes worth the complexity it imposes.

Kubernetes is one of the most powerful platforms ever built and one of the most expensive to misuse. Most organizations adopt it for the autoscaling, multi-tenancy and infrastructure portability narrative, then under-invest in the platform engineering that makes those promises real. The result is a cluster that costs more than the VMs it replaced and a platform team that fights fires instead of building leverage. Our approach treats K8s as a platform investment with concrete deliverables: bin-packed nodes for cost, OPA-governed namespaces for tenancy, GitOps for state, service mesh for resilience, all engineered with intent. The Kubernetes investment finally pays off.

Cluster as cattle

No pet clusters. Every cluster is reproducible from code, replaceable on demand and homogeneous in configuration. Snowflakes do not survive contact with our pattern.

Cost is design, not afterthought

Karpenter, spot orchestration and bin-packing built in from day one. Compute spend tracks workload need, not procurement headroom.

Mesh where it earns its keep

Service mesh is a powerful tool with a real complexity tax. We deploy it where it earns its keep, never as a checkbox decoration.

Why this matters now

Why Kubernetes 2.0 maturity matters in 2026.

Three forces are separating K8s-mature organizations from those still paying the early-adoption tax.

Karpenter adoption since 2023

Smart, instance-aware autoscaling has eclipsed Cluster Autoscaler as the production default. Teams without it are paying 30-50% more for the same compute.

$60B
global Kubernetes market by 2028

Maturity is now the differentiator, not adoption. The teams that engineer their platforms beyond a CNCF tutorial are pulling away.

70%
of mid-market enterprises run multi-cluster

Single-cluster simplicity is gone. Multi-region, multi-tenant, multi-cloud has become the operational reality and the engineering challenge of 2026.

Services we ship

Container Orchestration services we offer.

Each item below is a discrete, measurable workstream we own end-to-end, with senior engineers, real timelinesand the test coverage to back it up.

Multi-cluster Kubernetes platforms

EKS, GKE, AKS or on-prem with cluster-as-cattle pattern. Federated control plane, fleet upgrades, multi-region failover, all engineered, not bolted on.

Autoscaling and node intelligence

Karpenter, Cluster Autoscaler with spot orchestration. Workloads bin-packed for cost efficiency without starving urgent jobs.

Service mesh (Istio, Linkerd)

mTLS, traffic policy, observability and resilience patterns. Enabled where it earns its complexity, not by default everywhere.

Multi-tenancy and namespace governance

Soft and hard tenancy patterns. Resource quotas, network policies, OPA admission control. Application teams ship to a shared cluster without stepping on each other.

Cluster lifecycle management

Automated cluster upgrades, version compliance and CIS-benchmark hardening. Kubernetes upgrades stop being quarterly engineering events.

Stateful workloads and operators

Postgres, Kafka, Elasticsearch and other stateful systems running on Kubernetes with mature operators. Production-grade, backed up, observable.

Tech stack

We're fluent in your stack.

Vendor-agnostic by design. We pick the right tool for the problem in front of us, not the one our partner discounts apply to.

Kubernetes
EKS
GKE
AKS
Karpenter
Cluster Autoscaler
Istio
Linkerd
Cilium
Argo CD
Helm
Kustomize
External Secrets Operator
Where we've shipped this

Real engagements. Real numbers.

FinTech

Cut compute spend 38% with Karpenter + spot

Migrated from over-provisioned m5 fleet to Karpenter-managed mixed-instance, spot-heavy worker pools. Same SLO, 38% lower bill, sustained.

38%
compute cost cut
Why teams pick Infivit for Container Orchestration

Six reasons enterprises run Container Orchestration with Infivit.

Built for the 2026 reality of Container Orchestration: the actual buyer pain, the actual technical constraints and the actual outcomes that matter, not generic DevOps platitudes.

-40%
FinOps in the platform

Karpenter + spot, 30-50% lower compute.

Smart instance selection, spot orchestration and bin-packing baked into the platform from day one. The Kubernetes ROI conversation finally resolves in your favour.

Cluster as cattle

Reproducible clusters, replaceable on demand.

No pet clusters. Every cluster spins up from code, runs the same way and gets replaced as easily as a Pod. Configuration drift becomes structurally impossible.

Multi-tenancy, real

Quotas, policies, OPA, no isolation incidents.

Soft and hard tenancy patterns engineered together. Application teams share clusters without stepping on each other; the platform team does not field "noisy neighbour" tickets.

95%+
Hardened by default

CIS-benchmark, Pod Security Standards, Falco.

Hardening not as a quarterly project but as the default state. CIS compliance scores 95%+, audit findings to zero, runtime threats caught and contained.

Multi-cluster, multi-cloud

Federated control plane, fleet upgrades.

Argo CD, Cluster API and fleet patterns operate hundreds of clusters as one logical estate. Multi-region failover, multi-cloud workloads, all engineered.

Upgrades, not events

Quarterly upgrades become routine.

Blue-green cluster upgrades via GitOps. New version stood up, traffic drained, old cluster destroyed. Kubernetes upgrades stop being quarterly migration projects.

FAQ

The questions you were already going to ask.

For 90% of teams, managed K8s (EKS, GKE, AKS) is the right answer. We run self-managed on bare metal or vSphere only when there is a hard reason, sovereignty, performance or cost at extreme scale.

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