Scale & Reliability
Make production boring: reliable operations, safer changes, and the capacity to scale when demand spikes.
We operate the stack with SLO thinking, observability, and pragmatic engineering.
- Reliability
- SLO mindset
- Operations
- Runbooks + observability
- Changes
- Safer deployments
$ bnerd up
Connecting to bnerd gateway (de-muc1)...
✓ Securely connected
$ bnerd x
Launching bnerd TUI...
✓ Ready
$ bnerd k8s create new-cluster
Creating Kubernetes cluster...
✓ Cluster creation startedWho it's for
- • Teams with growing workloads and rising operational risk
- • You need predictable uptime and performance
- • You want safer deployments and fewer incidents
- • You want to scale without scaling chaos
Typical pains we remove
- • Incidents caused by changes and missing observability
- • Unclear capacity limits
- • Manual operations and one-off fixes
- • On-call overload
How we approach it
Build reliability into the platform and how you operate it.
Platform
A standardized runtime for consistent scaling behavior.
- • Kubernetes baseline
- • Predictable networking and storage
Operations model
Detect early, mitigate safely, and improve continuously.
- • SLOs + alerting
- • Runbooks + incident routines
- • Postmortems and iteration
Optional building blocks
Managed components to reduce operational load.
- • Managed addons and apps
Reference stack
A reliability-ready baseline:
- • Logs/metrics/tracing
- • CI/CD + safe rollout strategies
- • Backups + restore drills
- • Capacity planning
- • Security baseline
Key facts
- • Reliability is a product feature
- • Safer deployments reduce incident load
- • Clear ownership and repeatable operations
FAQ
Can you improve reliability without a full migration?
Yes. We can start with observability and day-2 operations on your current setup, then modernize step-by-step.
Do you help with on-call and incident response?
Yes. We set up routines, runbooks, and escalation paths so incidents become manageable and learnable events.
Want fewer incidents and safer changes?
Tell us your current pain points. We'll propose a pragmatic reliability roadmap.