Kubernetes Engine

enum Kubernetes Engine provides production-grade managed Kubernetes on dedicated infrastructure in Frankfurt, Germany. Clusters are provisioned in minutes with a highly available control plane included at no extra cost.

Key features

HA Control Plane with 3+ dedicated control plane nodes, automatic failover, and included in every cluster
Upstream Kubernetes, no fork, always current with best-practice tooling included
eBPF Networking for kernel-level performance and observability
Immutable Node OS that is hardened and minimal for a reduced attack surface
NVMe Block Storage that is fast, redundant, and persistent
100 GB SSD System Disk per node for OS, container images, and local container storage
Zero-downtime upgrades with automated rolling upgrades and no manual intervention

Getting started

Create a cluster via CLI or API:
Terminal window
```
enumctl kubernetes list
```
Configure kubectl access:
Terminal window
```
enumctl kubernetes kubeconfig <cluster-name>
```
This merges the cluster’s kubeconfig into your local ~/.kube/config.
Start using kubectl as normal:
Terminal window
```
kubectl get nodes
kubectl get pods -A
```

See the CLI reference for all available Kubernetes commands.

Technical specifications


Availability SLA	99.9%
Control Plane	3+ dedicated HA nodes per cluster
Kubernetes	Upstream, no fork
Networking	eBPF (kernel-level)
Node OS	Immutable, hardened
Block Storage	NVMe
System Disk	100 GB SSD per node (OS, container images, local container storage)
CPUs	AMD EPYC (latest generation)
Upgrades	Zero-downtime rolling upgrades
Data location	Frankfurt, Germany