Early access / Design partners
Your code. Your AWS account. A clearer path to EKS.
InfraNull is building a Kubernetes platform for teams that need a repeatable delivery path without assembling every piece themselves. It runs against EKS in the customer’s own AWS account.
The early-access delivery path
Connect the source-to-deployment workflow to your AWS environment. Early access means we discuss supported configurations and limits with each design partner before onboarding. It is not a generally available managed service.
What is in early access
Build & deploy
A Git-driven container build and Helm deploy workflow targeting EKS in your account. Your application and cluster requirements determine fit.
Operational visibility
Access to logs and metrics to inspect application behavior. VPN access supports connectivity into the environment; its scope is agreed during onboarding.
Cost visibility
OpenCost visibility for Kubernetes resource allocation. Allocation estimates help investigate spend; they do not replace AWS billing or promise savings.
Design partners shape the next steps
Bring a real workload and the constraints that make it hard to operate.
We want to understand your release workflow, access boundaries and day-to-day operating needs. Apply through contact to discuss supported configurations, onboarding and feedback expectations.
Discuss early access →Roadmap, not current capability
Explore our human-approved AI agent roadmap and the status of each capability.
Multi-cloud is a roadmap item. Current early access targets AWS EKS. It does not include a promise of backups, self-healing, instant environment cloning or general availability.
The readiness review and upgrade service are separate paid engagements available now.
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.