ICP · AI startup
Zero in-house DevOps
AI product running on EKS, Lambda, and a shared Bedrock gateway. Founders own the dashboard; the autopilot owns the platform. Ships features without a DevOps hire.
Annual at $4,000/year — DevOps autopilot, no hire required. 3-month money-back guarantee.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, or Codex to Kuberly. We clone infrastructure into your GitHub repo, plan every change, apply safely into your AWS account, and wire MCPs for logs, metrics, VPN, deployments, and troubleshooting.
ICP · AI startup
AI product running on EKS, Lambda, and a shared Bedrock gateway. Founders own the dashboard; the autopilot owns the platform. Ships features without a DevOps hire.
ICP · Compliance
Passed SOC 2 audit on Kuberly without ever standing up a platform team. The compliance baseline (AWS Secrets Manager + IRSA, private VPC, scanned IaC) ships with the autopilot.
ICP · Compliance
From a fresh AWS account to PCI DSS audit-ready in under two weeks. Same controls, same scoped IAM, same defensible posture every Kuberly customer inherits.
01 / Runtimes
One OpenTofu + Terragrunt repo defines all four runtimes, sharing the same VPC, IAM model, secrets store, and observability stack. Multi-cloud-ready by design (GCP and Azure in beta). Security-scanned by Trivy + Checkov on every PR. Ships with reusable GitHub Actions workflows your service repos call remotely. The repo is the platform.
01 / EKS
Private EKS with Karpenter, Istio in ambient mode, ArgoCD GitOps, and External Secrets pulling from AWS Secrets Manager — provisioned in minutes, scanned with Trivy + Checkov.
02 / ECS Fargate
Fargate + FARGATE_SPOT, API Gateway with VPC Link, ADOT sidecar for traces, and AWS Cloud Map — when EKS is overkill.
03 / Lambda
Container-image Lambdas in private subnets with Secrets Manager injection, IRSA, and CloudWatch — for the workloads you don't want a pod for.
04 / Bedrock AgentCore
Shared AgentCore gateway, per-agent runtime + IAM, optional memory, browser, code interpreter. Built by the AWS Smart Nation Expo AgentCore keynote speaker.
03 / Autopilot
why did payments restart?
routes to safe tools
logs · metrics · events · VPN
plan output attached
live data, no mock answers
answer
restart loop isolated
risk
low · one module
apply
waiting on merge
01 / Dashboard chat
Ask why a deployment failed, what's burning CPU, or which pods are restarting. The autopilot queries Loki, Prometheus, and pod events directly — answers ship with the raw data they're built from.
"Show me error logs for payment-service in the last 30 minutes"
"What is the p99 latency for the checkout API today?"
"Is my database connection pool being exhausted?"
02 / AI in your IDE
Every Kuberly stack is one OpenTofu + Terragrunt repo, sitting in your Git provider — GitHub or Bitbucket today, GitLab coming. Open it in your AI tool, ask for a change — Kuberly comments the full plan output on the PR and auto-applies on merge. New resources appear in the dashboard immediately.
"Add a CloudNativePG cluster to staging"
"Set the KEDA HTTP scaler to 50 rps for the api workload"
"Bump RDS to db.t3.large for payments"
03 / MCP + agent toolkit
kuberly-graph exposes blast radius and dependencies inside your IaC repo. A second MCP server is scoped to your monitoring stack (Loki, Prometheus, Grafana) so you can query logs, metrics, and traces live from Claude Code or any MCP client while you debug. Plus ~25 reusable APM skills and OpenSpec change-management — agents reason over your actual repo and live cluster.
blast_radius: what breaks if I change shared-infra.json?
loki: error logs for payment-service in the last 30 minutes
prom: p99 latency for the checkout API today
Kuberly isn't only the autopilot — it's a managed DevOps service powered by AI. We supervise. The autopilot operates 24/7. You self-serve in the dashboard. It's collaboration: the AI takes the toil, the Kuberly engineer takes the judgment calls, your developers ship product. One Kuberly DevOps engineer comfortably handles tens of customers across hundreds of clusters because the autopilot handles the work that used to need a person.
For the platform team
Cluster management
EKS provisioned in your AWS account with Karpenter, Bottlerocket, and sensible defaults. Patches and upgrades are part of the subscription.
Traffic & service mesh
Istio ambient mode, automatic mTLS, path-based routing, weighted canaries, distributed tracing — wired by default.
Secrets & security
Cloud-native secrets — AWS Secrets Manager, GCP Secret Manager, Azure Key Vault — synced via External Secrets Operator. IRSA / Workload Identity / Managed Identity per workload. Trivy + Checkov on every IaC change.
GitOps CI/CD
Shipwright builds inside the cluster, ArgoCD continuous reconciliation, one-click rollback. Push to a branch, deploy automatically.
For developers
Deployments
Push a Docker image or Git repo — Shipwright + ArgoCD handle build, sync, and rollback. Average time-to-production: 2–3 hours from a clean account.
Databases
Postgres, Aurora, Redis, DocumentDB, MongoDB Atlas, ClickHouse — provisioned via the dashboard with IRSA wired automatically.
Debugging
AI autopilot queries Loki, Prometheus, and pod events directly. Answers ship with the raw data they're built from.
Serverless & AI
Lambda + Bedrock AgentCore live next to your Kubernetes apps in the same project, same VPC, same IAM model.
09 / Pricing
Pay what reflects what we manage. The autopilot fee scales with the size of the infrastructure under management — nothing else. Unlimited applications, unlimited users, every runtime included on every tier. AWS bills you directly for cloud usage. GCP and Azure runtimes available in beta on request.
01
Starter
AWS spend ≤ $2,500 / mo
$500
Where most AI founders begin.
02
Growth
$2,500 – $5,000 / mo
$750
Multiple environments, real traffic.
03
Scale
$5,000 – $7,500 / mo
$1,000
Production-critical, multiple services.
04
Team
$7,500 – $10,000 / mo
$1,250
Compliance posture, scaling team.
05
Enterprise
$10,000+ / mo
$1,500
Talk to us about SLAs.
10 / Talk to us
30-minute demo. Live cluster in a real AWS account. We'll show you exactly what gets provisioned in your account — and how the autopilot operates it without a DevOps hire.