Container Platform with GitOps
From commit to cluster: scanned images in a private registry, GitOps deploys, approval before production, one view of every service.
The managed Kubernetes platform NGT builds most often. A commit runs the pipeline: build, tests, a quality gate and an image scan; only a scanned image reaches the private registry. Argo CD pulls the desired state from an environment repository: development syncs on its own, production waits for approval and a manual sync. Separate CPU and GPU node pools keep heavy work apart, and Prometheus, Loki and Grafana show every service, backed by the cloud's own monitoring.
Point at a component to light its links; select it for what it does here and the practice that makes it right on AWS.
When to use it
- Applications replatformed into containers during a migration
- Teams that deploy by hand and want every change traceable in Git
- Machine-learning or batch work that needs GPU nodes beside ordinary services
How NGT delivers it
Built from code, reviewed at a gate by an NGT architect, and handed over with runbooks your team can run.
Cloud TransformationThe same pattern, the way each provider builds it
Each cloud's own framework and guidance.
