Container as a Service
(CaaS)
With CloudRUX's Container Platform (CaaS), quickly deploy, manage and scale your modern microservice-based applications.
Key Features
- Kubernetes-based automatic container orchestration
- Docker and OCI compatible container runtime
- Automatic horizontal and vertical scaling (HPA/VPA)
- CI/CD pipeline integration for continuous deployment
- Secure, isolated and multi-namespace support
- Helm chart and GitOps-based application management
How It Works
Set up your container platform in 4 steps.
Cluster Setup
We configure a Kubernetes cluster tailored to your needs.
App Deployment
Deploy your containerized apps using Helm or kubectl.
CI/CD Integration
Set up automated build and deploy workflows with GitOps.
Monitor & Scale
Monitor your apps with Prometheus and Grafana, auto-scale as needed.
Use Cases
Our container platform adds value across many scenarios.
Microservices Architecture
Transform monolithic applications into microservices, deploy and scale independently.
Web Applications
Run high-traffic web applications with auto-scaling for zero downtime.
CI/CD Pipeline
Accelerate your continuous integration and deployment processes with container-based automation.
API Gateway & Backend
Host your RESTful APIs and backend services in a container environment.
Data Processing
Containerize your batch processing, ETL processes and data analytics workloads.
Dev/Test Environments
Create isolated test environments for each developer, use resources efficiently.
Technical Specifications
Managed Kubernetes (K8s) cluster
Docker & OCI compatible runtime
CNI-based container networking, Ingress Controller
Persistent Volume (NVMe SSD)
RBAC, Network Policy, Pod Security
Prometheus, Grafana, log aggregation
GitOps, Helm, ArgoCD integration
Private container registry support
HPA, VPA, Cluster Autoscaler
99.9% uptime guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our CaaS service.
What is CaaS?
CaaS (Container as a Service) is a cloud service that lets you run containerized applications in a managed Kubernetes environment. Infrastructure management is handled by CloudRUX.
What's the difference between Docker and Kubernetes?
Docker creates and runs containers. Kubernetes orchestrates them: scaling, load balancing, health checking, and ensuring high availability.
Can you containerize my existing applications?
Yes, our professional support team provides consulting for containerizing your existing applications and migrating to Kubernetes.
Which CI/CD tools do you support?
We integrate with GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, ArgoCD, FluxCD and other popular CI/CD tools.
How is data persistence handled?
We provide NVMe SSD-based persistent storage via Persistent Volume (PV) and Persistent Volume Claim (PVC). Your data is preserved independently of container lifecycle.
Can I resize my cluster?
Yes, you can increase or decrease worker node count as needed. Automatic scaling with Cluster Autoscaler is also available.