Self-managed Kubernetes, private clouds and hybrid environments

See where your Kubernetes platform creates cost, fragility and technical risk.

Vynna provides independent Kubernetes reviews for organisations with demanding security and availability requirements. You receive a prioritized decision document with verifiable findings, concrete actions and a 30/60/90-day plan.

Customer-run collection or separate, time-limited read access. No configuration changes in production. How we handle information

A cluster can work and still carry expensive technical debt.

Oversized resources, thin operational margins and technical control gaps rarely show up in the same tool. Vynna reviews the whole picture and prioritizes what is actually worth fixing.

Cost and capacity

Find over-allocation and other cost drivers without optimising away stability or the ability to recover.

Platform health

Review resource configuration, replicas, probes, disruption handling, scheduling and observability.

Compliance

Document technical observations relevant to selected control areas – without claiming certification or full legal compliance.

Every recommendation is weighed from three angles.

We do not recommend a cost measure without also assessing its effect on reliability and technical risk. The result is not another dashboard, but a short list of prioritized findings your team can decide on.

The compliance review is not certification, not a full compliance assessment and not legal advice.

How a pilot works

  1. 1

    We agree the scope

    In writing: the cluster, namespaces, evidence sources, collection window and what is explicitly out of scope.

  2. 2

    The material is collected

    You can run the collection yourselves and inspect the export before handing it over. Or you create a separate, time-limited, read-only service account for Vynna.

  3. 3

    You get a decision document

    The report contains verifiable observations, risk and impact, a recommended action, a way to verify it and its place in a 30/60/90-day plan.

Vynna never asks for your existing personal kubecontext, an administrator account or cluster-admin.

The first Kubernetes pilot

  • One cluster
  • One to three agreed namespaces
  • Self-managed Kubernetes, private cloud or hybrid
  • Customer-run collection or separate time-limited read access
  • Cost and capacity
  • Platform health
  • Compliance across selected technical control areas
  • Prioritized report
  • Evidence appendix
  • 30/60/90-day plan
  • Walkthrough with your team
  • Fixed price once the scope is agreed in writing

What a finding can look like

Fictional example – not a customer result

Platform health

Traffic-serving service runs with a single replica

Evidence type:
Cluster configuration and customer interview
Confidence:
Medium
Plan placement:
30 days
Observation
A traffic-serving deployment runs with one replica and has no matching PodDisruptionBudget. No separate failover could be confirmed from the material reviewed.
Risk
Node maintenance or a voluntary disruption can cause an outage if no other instance or external failover takes over. One replica is not automatically wrong, and two replicas do not prove high availability.
Recommendation
Confirm the workload's intended availability model. Then consider more replicas, a matching PodDisruptionBudget and topology spreading. Verify dependencies and actual failover separately.
Verification
Carried out by the customer in an approved test environment and agreed test window.

You stay in control.

  • No write access
  • No Secret objects or logs
  • No permanent agents
  • You can revoke access at any time
  • No customer data sent to external AI services

Customer material is processed only within a separate review engagement with a written agreement, an agreed scope, a retention period and a deletion process.

Would you like to be one of the first pilot organisations?

Tell us briefly about your Kubernetes environment and what you want reviewed. Do not send kubeconfig files, exports, logs or other infrastructure data through the form.