EKS operations for startup teams
Your AWS production, run like you have a platform team.
Your team ships the product. InfraNull helps you understand the EKS risks behind it: version deadlines, upgrade blockers, recovery gaps and costs. Start with a read-only review, then choose your next move.
A production plan before a production change
01 / Understand
EKS Production Readiness Review
One week. $1,500. A read-only assessment of your cluster, with evidence, prioritized findings and an actionable plan.
See the review scope →02 / Act
EKS upgrade help
Work through compatibility, add-ons and workload readiness before the version changes. Scope and price follow the review.
Plan an EKS upgrade →03 / Build with us
A platform in your AWS account
Git to container build to Helm deployment on EKS, with logs, metrics, VPN access and OpenCost visibility. Early access for design partners.
Explore early access →EKS 1.34 has a date. Your upgrade needs a plan.
Standard support ends December 2, 2026.
At published control-plane rates, extended support increases the monthly estimate from $73 to $438 per cluster. That is $365 more, before nodes, storage or other AWS charges.
Calculate your exposure →First find the blockers
A control-plane update is only part of an upgrade. Deprecated APIs, add-on compatibility, node versions and disruption budgets can change the work required.
Read the upgrade checklistAI-assisted, human-approved
Our direction is an AI-native platform team: agents do routine legwork, engineers approve production changes, and every action leaves an audit trail. Every capability is labelled with its real status.
AI-assisted readiness reviews
In use
AI helps collect, summarise and cross-check review evidence. An engineer verifies every finding. Customer data requires written consent for AI-tool use.
Explore AI-assisted reviews →Upgrade prep agent
In development
In development: compatibility checks, a draft upgrade plan and a health checklist for human approval.
See the upgrade agent roadmap →An interface for your coding agents
Planned
A planned MCP server and Claude Code / Codex plugin, starting with read-only operations. Production changes will require approval.
See the coding-agent roadmap →Proof you can inspect
We start with the work, not a promise of effortless operations.
Scoped access
A customer-approved read-only role, revocable by your team. No production changes during the review.
Evidence over scores
Findings describe the observed configuration, its impact and the next action. Unverified recovery claims stay unverified.
Your decision
You receive a report and a walkthrough. Use the plan internally or ask us to scope implementation help.
A clear next step
Know what needs attention.
Then decide what to change.
A one-week, read-only EKS Production Readiness Review. $1,500. A prioritized plan your team can use.