Qleet offers a fully managed Threeport control plane that automates the provisioning and scaling of Kubernetes infrastructure, enabling teams to deploy applications without the complexity of managing the underlying systems. This platform reduces operational overhead and costs while providing role-based access control and expert support for custom functionality tailored to specific workloads.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Managing Kubernetes infrastructure and deploying applications in cloud-native environments can be complex and costly, requiring specialized expertise and significant operational overhead. Teams often struggle with the intricacies of deploying, maintaining, upgrading, and troubleshooting the underlying systems.
Solution
Qleet offers a fully managed Threeport control plane that simplifies Kubernetes infrastructure management and application deployment. By abstracting away the complexities of the underlying systems, Qleet enables teams to focus on building and deploying applications without the burden of managing the control plane. Qleet provides role-based access control, allowing teams to collaborate with appropriate privileges. The platform is managed by the creators and maintainers of Threeport, ensuring expert support and guidance. Qleet runs and manages the Threeport control plane while allowing Kubernetes clusters, managed services, and workloads to run on the user's cloud provider account.
Target Audience
Qleet targets software development teams and platform engineers who want to leverage the power of Kubernetes without the complexity and operational overhead of managing the underlying infrastructure.
Features
- Fully managed Threeport control plane, eliminating the need for in-house management.
- Role-based access control for secure team collaboration.
- Expert support from the creators and maintainers of Threeport.
- Customization services to extend Threeport functionality for specific workloads.
- Orchestration of software delivery across Kubernetes clusters and cloud provider managed services.
- Self-hosting as a service, allowing workloads to run on the user's cloud provider account.
- Optional Enterprise Edition with professional services for installation, integration, and customization, including the ability to build Threeport extensions using the Threeport SDK.