Deploy a fully configured Kubernetes cluster with a single click, perfect for quickly trying out our platform.
As we continue launching and introducing new cloud services, recently we have been receiving feedback that it can be overwellming to quickly try out our platform. You need familiarity with other cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure to fully understand the services we are offering. This makes sense, as we are building an alternative for the hyperscaler clouds, so we focus on building blocks, APIs and tight service integrations.
But as we love to also make things easier to just try out and see what we have, without having to setup a terraform project, or do a lot of clickops work, we are happy to introduce a new feature that allows people to quickly launch a preconfigured environment with a Kubernetes cluster and other Infrastructure.
When using Quick Launch to deploy a Kubernetes cluster, you’ll get a fully supported Kubernetes cluster with a VPC, NAT gateway, and subnets—all pre-configured and immediately visible in both the Console and API.
Quick Launch automatically bootstraps and configures all required resources in your organization. You can later adjust any aspect of the deployed resources, including importing them into Terraform or OpenTofu for infrastructure as code.
The resources are all linked to the deployment run, and can all also be easily cleaned up through the undeploy button. This way it’s perfect for people who quickly want to see our Cloud Platform, try it out and cleanup, without having to spend a lot of money, time or effort.
Features like Quick Launch allow our users to skip the nitty-gritty of configuring networking when they don’t want to, while still being fully integrated into the rest of our cloud services offering. This is a new step in our efforts to provide powerful tools and services for EU businesses looking for modern cloud service providers in the Netherlands and across the EU.
Quick Launch Kubernetes is available now. Register an account (VAT required) and get started with your first Kubernetes Cluster on an Dutch Cloud Services Provider in minutes.
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