Clastix
Kubernetes Control Plane as a Service
Clastix is a company specializing in the development of Cloud Native and Kubernetes technologies, founded on extensive hands-on experience in managing Kubernetes infrastructures in production environments. Its mission is to make Kubernetes simpler, more scalable, and more accessible, helping businesses, cloud providers, and organizations reduce operational complexity without compromising flexibility or control.
With innovative solutions such as Kamaji and kMetal, Clastix simplifies Kubernetes cluster management by automating many of the most complex infrastructure tasks.
Managed Kubernetes without infrastructure complexity
Tinext Cloud integrates Clastix technologies into its Managed Kubernetes offering, providing customers with a managed, up-to-date, and ready-to-use platform.
Thanks to Kamaji, control plane management is simplified and centralized, reducing operational overhead and allowing teams to focus on application development rather than infrastructure administration. For customers, this means adopting Kubernetes more quickly while benefiting from greater reliability and operational continuity.
Automation and scalability for Kubernetes environments
The partnership between Tinext Cloud and Clastix makes it possible to design highly automated Kubernetes platforms built to grow alongside customers' application needs.
With kMetal, for which Tinext Cloud is the first reseller in Switzerland, these benefits are extended to bare-metal environments, simplifying the management of multi-cluster architectures and optimizing the use of infrastructure resources. Auto-scaling capabilities also allow computing capacity to adapt dynamically to changing workloads, ensuring high performance even during traffic peaks or high-demand campaigns.
Expertise and certifications
Tinext Cloud works closely with Clastix to deliver modern, flexible Kubernetes services built on leading Cloud Native technologies.
The expertise of our teams enables us to support companies throughout every stage of their journey, from architecture design and developer training to the operational management and long-term evolution of Kubernetes clusters.