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ACCELERATE BUSINESS GROWTH FOR NEOCLOUDS

Infrastructure as a service that turns complexity into a competitive advantage.

k0rdent empowers Neoclouds to aggressively scale their business without escalating operational toil. Build your brand by quickly launching value-added services, with a turnkey platform to handle full-stack infrastructure management, from bare metal and the operating system to virtualization and Kubernetes. Serve more customers with existing resources, and confidently expand into regulated markets that demand enterprise-grade security and compliance. 

Our composable platform handles the infrastructure heavy lifting with continuous configuration reconciliation, so you can focus on growing revenue and differentiating your offerings.

Launch New Services Faster: Modular templates and declarative automation let you provision compliant, multi-tenant infrastructure in minutes instead of weeks, accelerating revenue generation from new offerings.

Maximize Infrastructure ROI: Provision containers and VMs from a single control plane to increase hardware utilization, reduce operational overhead, and serve more customers without expanding your footprint.

Meet Enterprise Compliance Requirements: Built-in RBAC, authentication, auditing, and automated change logs ensure you can confidently serve regulated industries, including financial services, healthcare, and government.

Drive Enterprise Innovation and Efficiency

Modernize infrastructure to streamline operations.

k0rdent enables enterprises to accelerate digital transformation while maintaining the security, compliance, and control that business-critical workloads demand. Configuration reconciliation enables smaller teams to manage more clusters with less effort and respond faster to changing demands. By eliminating infrastructure silos and reducing operational complexity, your IT teams can focus more on customer-facing innovation, delivering new capabilities faster while reducing costs and risk.

Accelerate Application Delivery with Automation: Deploy new services 50% faster using cluster and service templates and automated workflows.

Cut Infrastructure Costs by Reducing Deployment Sprawl: Consolidate sprawling environments and increase resource efficiency. Built-in observability provides full visibility into utilization, performance, and spending.

Automate Compliance Across Hybrid Environments: Ensure adherence to regulatory standards with configuration reconciliation, secure multi-tenancy, built-in observability, and auditable change logs.

Maintain Centralized Governance: Enforce operational consistency across clusters with resource quotas and policy enforcement.

k0rdent provides one central place to deploy clusters across bare metal, on-prem, and public clouds

Flexible Infrastructure for Every Use Case

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MULTI-CLUSTER

Multi-Cluster Deployments

For Neoclouds:

k0rdent enables neoclouds to launch Kubernetes services faster while controlling operational costs. When customers demand diverse cluster configurations, you face support complexity and security risks. k0rdent provides unified lifecycle management, enabling curated services with consistent SLAs and security. Reduce overhead, accelerate launches, and improve margins by standardizing operations while maintaining the flexibility customers need. Discover, secure, and manage all clusters from one control plane.

For Enterprises:

k0rdent eliminates the costs of Kubernetes sprawl that slow innovation. When teams deploy incompatible cluster flavors, you face technical debt, vulnerabilities, and complexity, diverting resources from strategic work. k0rdent rationalizes and reconciles your existing estate, identifies compliance gaps and CVEs, then standardizes configurations to reduce risk. Lower operational costs, accelerate troubleshooting, ensure compliance, and redirect teams from managing fragmentation to delivering business outcomes.

Features:

Reduce Operational Complexity and Costs: Consolidate management of disparate clusters under unified control, freeing teams from firefighting incompatibilities and enabling focus on innovation.

Identify Security Vulnerabilities and Compliance Gaps: Automatically detect clusters with known CVEs, misconfigurations, and policy violations that expose your organization to risk.

Standardize Clusters with Declarative Templates: Eliminate fragmentation by deploying consistent, compliant Kubernetes configurations across all environments, reducing technical debt.

Discover all Kubernetes Clusters Across Your Environment: Gain complete visibility into every cluster running across teams and locations, identifying incompatible versions and unknown deployments.

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INTERACTIVE DEMO: Click through our demo to see how to use k0rdent and Lens to manage services across clusters.

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We see Mirantis as a strategic partner who can help us provide higher performance and greater success as we expand our cloud computing services internationally.

— Aurelio Forese, Head of Cloud, Netsons

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We see Mirantis as a strategic partner who can help us provide higher performance and greater success as we expand our cloud computing services internationally.

— Aurelio Forese, Head of Cloud, Netsons

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FAQ

Q:

What Is Managed Infrastructure as a Service?

A:

Managed infrastructure as a service is a service delivery model where a provider supplies infrastructure as a service (compute, storage, and networking) and takes responsibility for operating, monitoring, securing, and maintaining that infrastructure on behalf of the customer.

Unlike traditional IaaS, where internal teams manage day-to-day operations, managed IaaS offloads tasks such as patching, upgrades, capacity planning, and availability management. This allows organizations to focus more on applications and business outcomes rather than infrastructure operations.


Q:

What Problems Does Infrastructure as a Service Solve for Enterprise IT Teams?

A:

Infrastructure as a service helps enterprise IT teams address several common problems such as:

  • High capital costs by shifting from hardware purchases to consumption-based pricing

  • Limited scalability by enabling on-demand provisioning of resources

  • Operational complexity by standardizing infrastructure across environments

  • Slow time to value by accelerating application deployment

IaaS is especially valuable for organizations modernizing legacy infrastructure, supporting hybrid or multi-cloud strategies, or responding to fluctuating workload demands.


Q:

IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS​: What Are the Key Differences?

A:

IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) provides raw compute, storage, and networking resources. Customers retain control over operating systems, middleware, and applications; this makes IaaS the most flexible option, but also the most operationally demanding.

PaaS (Platform as a Service) traditionally refers to a fully managed application platform that includes predefined runtimes, frameworks, databases, and development tools. Classic proprietary PaaS offerings are highly opinionated: applications must be built and operated using the provider’s prescribed components and workflows. This approach is often too heavy for simple workloads or too limited for specialized requirements. On the other hand, newer approaches such as Mirantis k0rdent allow teams to assemble composable platforms tailored to specific workloads, enabling platform engineers to create a custom PaaS that can incorporate security, compliance, and cost controls as part of the platform definition.

SaaS (Software as a Service) delivers fully managed applications accessed by end users, with minimal control over the underlying infrastructure or platform. It requires the least operation effort but offers the least flexibility.

The key difference is the level of operational control versus responsibility. IaaS offers the most flexibility, while SaaS requires the least management effort.


Q:

What Are Managed Infrastructure Services?

A:

Managed infrastructure services are the operational capabilities and support functions used to run and maintain infrastructure environments. These services typically include monitoring, patching, upgrades, backup and recovery, security hardening, and compliance management.

Unlike managed infrastructure as a service, which is a full delivery model, managed infrastructure services can be applied to a wide range of environments such as IaaS, private cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructure.

Q:

What Are the Main Benefits of Managed IaaS?

A:

One of the main benefits of managed IaaS is that it reduces the operational burden on internal IT teams by shifting day-to-day infrastructure management to a service provider. Managed IaaS also improves reliability and uptime through proactive monitoring and standardized operational practices, while enabling faster responses to incident and infrastructure issues. Additionally, organizations benefit from more predictable operational costs and access to specialized infrastructure expertise.


Q:

How Do IaaS Managed Services Enhance Security and Compliance?

A:

IaaS managed services enhance security and compliance by applying consistent controls, policies, and monitoring across infrastructure environments. These services typically include regular patching, vulnerability management, secure configuration baselines, and centralized logging.

By embedding security into ongoing infrastructure operations, organizations reduce risk, improve audit readiness, and maintain compliance without slowing down infrastructure provisioning or application delivery.


Q:

What Are the Most Common Use Cases for Managed IaaS Solutions​?

A:

Managed IaaS solutions are commonly used to run mission-critical enterprise applications, support hybrid and multi-cloud architectures, and migrate legacy workloads from on-premises environments. They are also well suited for organizations with variable or seasonal demand that require scalable infrastructure without expanding internal operations teams.


Q:

How does Mirantis k0rdent Simplify Multi-Cloud Management?

A:

Mirantis k0rdent simplifies multi-cloud management by providing centralized visibility and operational consistency across Kubernetes-based infrastructure environments. k0rdent helps organizations manage clusters across multiple clouds using common workflows and governance models, reducing fragmentation and operational complexity. This allows teams to standardize how infrastructure and workloads are deployed and managed, regardless of the underlying cloud or environment.


Q:

How Can an IaaS Management Platform Help Reduce Operational Costs?

A:

An IaaS management platform helps reduce operational costs by automating routine infrastructure tasks and improving overall resource utilization. Centralized management and visibility make it easier to identify inefficiencies, enforce policies, and avoid overprovisioning. By reducing manual effort and improving control over infrastructure usage, organizations can lower both labor costs and infrastructure spend.


Q:

What Should Enterprises Consider When Evaluating Managed IaaS Providers?

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When evaluating managed IaaS providers, enterprises should assess operational expertise, service-level commitments, and the provider’s ability to support hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Security, compliance capabilities, and transparency around pricing and cost controls are also critical considerations. The right provider should integrate well with existing tools and processes while supporting long-term infrastructure and business goals.