Kubernetes
A fully managed Kubernetes control plane, so your team runs workloads instead of babysitting etcd upgrades and control-plane availability. Autoscaling node pools adjust to demand automatically.
What's included
Built to actually work the way you need it to
A fully managed Kubernetes control plane, so your team runs workloads instead of babysitting etcd upgrades and control-plane availability. Autoscaling node pools adjust to demand automatically.
- Fully managed control plane
- Autoscaling node pools
- One-click version upgrades
Performance you can count on
Modern hardware throughout
Current-generation CPUs and NVMe storage across every region, not last decade's hand-me-down hardware.
Built for demanding workloads
From analytics pipelines to media delivery, the infrastructure is sized for real production load, not just benchmarks.
Consistent performance at scale
Resources are provisioned so your performance doesn't degrade as usage grows — no noisy-neighbor slowdowns.
How it works
Create your cluster
Choose your Kubernetes version and initial node pool size — the control plane is provisioned and managed for you.
Deploy your workloads
Use kubectl, Helm, or your existing CI/CD pipeline exactly as you would with any standard Kubernetes cluster.
Scale automatically
Node pools scale up and down based on resource demand, so you're not paying for idle capacity.
Included with every Hosted.one plan
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Frequently asked questions
Do I pay for the control plane?
The control plane is fully managed on our side — you're billed for the worker nodes running your workloads, not a separate control-plane fee.
How do version upgrades work?
Upgrades are one-click from the dashboard. We handle the control plane upgrade; node pools can be upgraded on your own schedule to avoid disrupting running workloads.
Can I use my existing kubectl and Helm workflows?
Yes — this is a standard Kubernetes cluster underneath. Your existing kubectl config, Helm charts, and CI/CD pipeline work without modification.
What happens if a node fails?
Node pools are distributed across multiple zones, so a single node or zone issue doesn't take down your entire cluster — workloads reschedule onto healthy nodes automatically.
Ready to get started with Kubernetes?
Create your account and deploy in under 60 seconds.