App Hosting on Kubernetes — Fully Managed

Software Development Doesn’t End with Code

When developing applications for clients today, the next topic quickly arises: How is the software operated in production? Where do staging and production systems run? Who takes over 24/7 operations? What does security look like? Who handles availability, patching, backup, scaling, monitoring?

Most clients today expect more than just software development; they want a complete package: development, deployment, operations, support.

This is where the operational gap emerges.

Operations is not a side job. Infrastructure is not a feature. If you’re serious, you need an operational concept that is scalable, automatable, and auditable. And it must be stable—regardless of how many projects are running in parallel.

Kubernetes is Already the Standard for Modern Operating Models

Kubernetes is no longer a hype topic. Kubernetes is the foundation on which modern software is reliably scaled, deployed, and operated. The advantages are clear:

• Clear separation between application and infrastructure
• Portability across all environments
• Standardized deployments via CI/CD
• High fault tolerance through self-healing mechanisms
• Clean scaling vertically and horizontally
• Automated resource management
• Transparent logs, monitoring, audits

Kubernetes replaces the old “manual server farms” with a clean, controllable operating system for the cloud era.

Anyone who wants to operate applications long-term cannot avoid it.

The Real Problem: Operating the Operations

The challenge doesn’t start with Kubernetes itself, but one level deeper: Who provides the infrastructure? Who operates the cluster? Who takes care of the control plane, security patches, network segmentation, storage, certificates, API gateways, and service mesh?

And this is exactly where many projects fail in practice. Setting up, maintaining, and continuously securing Kubernetes operations cleanly and stably is not a side issue. It requires dedicated know-how, reliable processes, and infrastructure designed for production operations.

This is where our whitelabel model comes in.

ayedo Whitelabel Cloud Services: Infrastructure Without Becoming a Cloud Provider Yourself

We provide the infrastructure for these operating models—as a whitelabel service for partners who want to offer their clients Kubernetes-based platforms without becoming infrastructure providers themselves.

• Industry-standard Kubernetes clusters, operated productively and stably
• Full automation from deployment to operations
• ISO27001-certified operating environment, documented for audits
• Operations exclusively on European infrastructure, under European law
• Network control, segmentation, service mesh, API gateways fully integrated
• Whitelabel: Your client sees your brand—we provide the stable foundation

This allows development partners to deliver not just code to their clients, but a complete, stable operational model—including high availability, disaster recovery, monitoring, and security.

Your Clients Want More Than Just Software

The days when clients wanted to host applications “somewhere” are over. They expect deployment, scaling, security, and availability to be part of the project.

Setting up this operation cleanly delivers real value—and binds clients long-term.

Whitelabel infrastructure means: No need to build your own infrastructure. No need to operate your own clusters. No platform risks. Full focus on what interests the client: stable, scalable applications that run anytime.