Asergo is a European Kubernetes software and infrastructure hosting specialist

You want a fixed monthly price for your cluster (control plane, worker nodes, network, and platform features), not a growing list of per-GB and per-request line items.

Your finance team prefers budget certainty over complex cloud cost optimisation.

You want the performance and isolation of bare-metal servers, but don’t want to build and operate your own data centers.

You prefer your Kubernetes to run on hardware controlled by one provider, in Asergo-operated EU data centers, rather than across a general-purpose public cloud.

You’d rather have pre-configured Kubernetes with logging, metrics, dashboards, DNS, identity, image registry, and backups already wired together.

Your engineers want to focus on applications and business logic, not assembling and maintaining observability stacks, storage classes, and access control.

You value talking directly to the people who run your clusters — engineers who can map your workloads, size the cluster, and plan safe upgrades. Engineers who know Kubernetes inside out

Kubernetes must live entirely in the EU, on infrastructure that is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and fully GDPR-compliant.

You want a clear story for auditors: where the data is, who runs the data centers, and how the platform is operated.

You still have traditional services (databases, legacy apps, licence servers, etc.) that aren’t ready for containers.

You want them close to your cluster via Multifunction Nodes and PrivateLAN, not scattered across different providers.

You rely heavily on managed databases, queues, analytics, or serverless that exist inside a broad cloud portfolio.

You want Kubernetes to be just one part of a bigger cloud toolkit and are comfortable assembling those pieces.

You’re happy to trade predictability for fine-grained, usage-based billing: pay per node, per GB of storage, per GB of transfer, etc.

Your workloads are highly elastic and you’re optimising for short-lived spikes rather than steady, always-on clusters.

Your organisation has a platform engineering / SRE team that enjoys building and running the Kubernetes platform on top of cloud primitives.

You want full freedom to design and change the stack yourself: pick each component (load balancers, storage, logging, metrics, CI/CD, etc.) independently.

You’re standardising on a specific provider across regions (e.g. mixing EU and non-EU workloads) and want a single vendor relationship.

Kubernetes is just one of many services you consume in that ecosystem.