KubeHype connects to your GitHub repo and your cloud account — Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, or on-premises — and auto-provisions the cluster, networking, and delivery pipeline behind it. Nothing leaves your account, nothing changes about who owns your compliance boundary.
$ khctl connect github.com/acme/checkout-api
Target: your-aws-account region: eu-north-1
Auth: federated identity — no keys stored, ever
✓ Cluster, network, ingress, identity provisioned
✓ Pipeline connected — push to deploy
✓ Knative service checkout-api live, scale-to-zero on
You're all set.
KubeHype isn't tied to one cloud. We bring the same one-click provisioning to Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, or your own on-premises Kubernetes — and we deploy it inside your account, under your existing controls. Nothing runs in a shared environment we own; your compliance posture doesn't change because we showed up. Commit to your GitHub project, and we provision the infrastructure and wire it straight into your pipeline.
You keep your code and your cloud account. We provision the path between them and keep it in sync — on Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, or your own bare-metal Kubernetes.
Pick a target cloud — or none, if you're on-prem. Every item below stands up in your account, wired together, ready for your pipeline to push to.
AKS, GKE, EKS, or a self-managed cluster on your own hardware — provisioned to the same hardened baseline regardless of where it runs.
Installed and configured out of the box. Your services deploy as Knative apps with scale-to-zero and request-based autoscaling, no YAML required.
Private endpoints and egress rules provisioned per cloud's native model — no service is reachable from the public internet unless you say so.
Pipelines and pods authenticate via short-lived, federated tokens. No cloud keys are ever generated, stored, or handed to us.
A reconciliation loop keeps your cluster matching Git, plus a promotion pipeline that moves builds dev → staging → prod on rules you set.
Managed certificates and routing provisioned per service, renewed automatically — never a manually issued cert again.
Wired to your cloud's native secret store — Key Vault, Secret Manager, or Secrets Manager — so nothing sensitive ever lives in a manifest.
A baseline observability stack ships with every cluster — dashboards and alerting from day one, not something bolted on later.
Spend broken down per namespace and service from the start, so cost is visible before it's a surprise.
No shared tenancy, no new vendor sitting between you and your cloud bill. Your existing controls — IAM, audit logs, compliance scope — stay exactly where they are.
AKS, Private Link, and Managed Identity — provisioned across as many subscriptions as you run, from Terraform you can read.
GKE, Private Service Connect, and Workload Identity Federation — same one-click path, native to how GCP does identity and networking.
EKS, PrivateLink, and IAM Roles for Service Accounts — provisioned per account, per region, no cross-account access requested.
Your own hardware, your own data center. We provision the same GitOps and delivery layer on top of a self-managed cluster.
We never hold standing access. Provisioning runs through federated, time-boxed identity scoped to exactly what it needs to build — then it's gone.
Start with the platform, or start with the parts that hurt most today.
Connect your GitHub project and your cloud account — Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, or on-prem — and we provision the cluster, network, and identity footprint directly inside it. You keep ownership and the bill; we keep it running.
Your Helm charts and Knative services, reviewed, versioned, and promoted automatically instead of hand-applied. Every change traces back to a commit.
git revert, not an incidentPer-service cost visibility across whichever cloud you're on, plus concrete right-sizing recommendations — not a generic savings report.
Moving from self-managed clusters, per-team sprawl, or another cloud entirely — planned and executed with rollback checkpoints at every stage.
Tell us about your current setup — subscription count, cluster topology, what's actually breaking — and we'll respond with specifics, not a sales deck.
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