AWS EKS / Kubernetes Delivery
Plan, validate, or deliver a production-style Kubernetes setup on AWS.
Who it is for
- Teams evaluating or deploying EKS
- Founders needing a realistic Kubernetes readiness review
- DevOps teams that need runbook-quality delivery notes
Problems it solves
- Kubernetes setup exists but lacks production-readiness review
- Architecture decisions are undocumented
- Monitoring and operational notes are incomplete
Deliverables
- EKS readiness review
- Architecture checklist
- Deployment and runbook notes
- Monitoring recommendations
- Production-readiness report
Process
- Assess target workloads, cluster assumptions, and constraints
- Review architecture choices and deployment approach
- Document production-readiness gaps and operational needs
- Hand over a practical report and next-step recommendations
Example outputs
- Kubernetes readiness summary
- Operational runbook notes
- Production-style delivery checklist
Scope protection
Most ByteHazel services are delivered as fixed-scope packs, audits, baselines, reviews, or implementation projects. Emergency troubleshooting, custom development, complex migrations, and production incident response are quoted separately after review.
What is excluded
- Open-ended platform engineering support
- Large-scale migration programs
- Guaranteed uptime or SRE retainers
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What is included
- EKS readiness review
- Architecture checklist
- Deployment and runbook notes
- Monitoring recommendations
- Production-readiness report
FAQ
Is this meant for every Kubernetes project?
No. It is best for small teams that need a clear AWS EKS delivery plan, review, or validation scope.
Can this include implementation work?
Yes. The delivery scope can include implementation when the environment and requirements are clear.