sergo offers a complete, fully-integrated storage suite designed for high-performance Kubernetes environments.
Storage Solutions

Enterprise-Grade Storage Built for Kubernetes

sergo offers a complete, fully-integrated storage suite designed for high-performance Kubernetes environments.

sergo offers a complete, fully-integrated storage suite designed for high-performance Kubernetes environments.
Block storage
Kubernetes worker nodes

For workloads that expect a real disk attached to Kubernetes worker nodes

Primary Databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL designed for real disk semantics

Applications that rely on shared directories for uploads, exports, reports, or generated files accessed by multiple instances.

Stateful Services like Redis with persistence, etcd, control planes

Software built around filesystem paths, permissions, and directory structures that cannot be easily rewritten for object storage.

Search and Indexing Engines like Elasticsearch, OpenSearch

Pipelines, background jobs, and data-processing workloads that pass files between steps and workers using a shared workspace.

Block storage provides raw disk volumes that Kubernetes workloads mount directly. If it holds live state and must stay fast and correct, it belongs on block storage.

Object storage
Kubernetes cluster

For storing application data and user uploads outside the pod lifecycle

Asset storage like application assets, user uploads, and medias

Applications that rely on shared directories for uploads, exports, reports, or generated files accessed by multiple instances.

Backup storage for long-term retention snapshots and disaster recovery

Software built around filesystem paths, permissions, and directory structures that cannot be easily rewritten for object storage.

AI assets storage like AI/ML datasets, model artifacts, and logs

Pipelines, background jobs, and data-processing workloads that pass files between steps and workers using a shared workspace.

Object storage exposes a distributed, S3-compatible API instead of a filesystem. If the data must scale, be shared, or live independently of any single node, it belongs in object storage.

File storage
for shared K8s workloads

For applications that require concurrent access to shared files

Shared application data like multiple app instances writing user uploads

Applications that rely on shared directories for uploads, exports, reports, or generated files accessed by multiple instances.

Legacy software like CMS or ERP systems expecting a mounted filesystem

Software built around filesystem paths, permissions, and directory structures that cannot be easily rewritten for object storage.

Build pipelines and batches like CI or media pipelines passing files between steps

Pipelines, background jobs, and data-processing workloads that pass files between steps and workers using a shared workspace.

File storage exposes a shared filesystem mounted by multiple pods at once. If workloads need shared paths, POSIX behavior, and simple file access, file storage is the right choice.

Failure handling, by layer

Dedicated infrastructure

Availability zones

Remote backups

Automatic recovery for local failures

Asergo runs Kubernetes on dedicated bare-metal infrastructure built for self-healing. Failures are handled automatically by Kubernetes and the storage system.

Availability Zones for cluster failures

Asergo operates Kubernetes across availability zones. Storage services are managed for you — no zone-aware design required on your side.

Backups for catastrophic failures

Backups and restore operations covers operator error, data corruption, and full cluster loss — with direct access to experienced engineers.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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