Business readiness assessment
Growth usually breaks infrastructure before it breaks anything else. One big server carried you this far, and now it's straining, so the instinct is to throw money at it: bigger servers, more of them, around the clock. That's usually when cloud costs spike hardest, and it still doesn't fix the underlying problem.
This won't tell you to move before you need to. It's only once you can feel the current setup starting to groan.
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Ultimate Knowledge Institute
Modernized cloud infrastructure on Kubernetes, eliminated costly third-party dependencies, and set a path to FedRAMP certification.
OD360 in GovCloud
Rebuilt a platform of 30-40 interdependent services on EKS with GitOps. Provisioning went from four weeks to twenty minutes.
"Pelotech's deep Kubernetes expertise and seamless integration with our team were instrumental in our cloud migration. They helped us achieve scalability and cost efficiency we didn't think possible in such a short timeframe."
"The Pelotech team tackled our complex modernization project with incredible speed and precision. Their Kubernetes implementation played a crucial role in achieving our FedRAMP certification goals."
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Not by itself. It improves utilization, so you stop paying for idle capacity. Set against that is the control plane, tooling, and operating time. Treat it as a change in what you get for your spend, not a guaranteed reduction.
Yes, and for a lot of companies that's the right sequence. If your assessment above came back as a first step rather than a full migration, this is usually what that step is.
Managed control planes remove the part of the job with the least return. If you're asking for cost reasons, the answer is usually a managed option like EKS or GKE.
