Platform Engineering for teams that run Kubernetes
but don't have a platform team

What do I get?

You get three PDFs now: Executive Brief (for CTO), Technical Deep Dive (for DevOps), and Diagrams. Reply to email for walkthrough if it fits.

When Paved Stack makes sense

You run Kubernetes in AWS (Only). You have 20+ developers. Your DevOps team is overloaded. Developers depend on DevOps for deployments.

Built for teams like

SaaS companies. Fintech platforms. AI startups. Developer tools companies.

Works with

AWS (Only). Kubernetes. Helm. GitHub/GitLab. Terraform. ArgoCD.

Ship Faster

Your first deployment by end of day. ArgoCD handles releases. No manual kubectl. No YAML firefighting. No tickets, no waiting.

Sleep at Night

WAF, SSO, encrypted secrets, and enforced policies are pre-configured. When something breaks, guardrails reduce the blast radius.

Stop Burning Money

Built-in cost controls from day one. Karpenter right-sizes nodes. Spot, Graviton, and cost checks on every PR. Fewer surprise invoices.

Zero Lock-In

Runs in your AWS account. Full source access. OpenTofu-based. Cancel anytime — your platform keeps running.

What is Paved Stack?

Paved Stack is a production-ready EKS baseline you own. It gives your team a repeatable model for platform delivery in your AWS account, without building a bespoke platform project from scratch.

Is this a SaaS?

No. Paved Stack is a self-hosted EKS baseline deployed into your AWS account and your Git repository. You own the code and the infrastructure.

Do I have to write the full infrastructure config myself?

No. The direction is intent-based. You describe the operating model you want, and Paved Stack maps it to a validated baseline config. The same idea applies to app rollout: your team describes the app they want to run, and the paved path applies the standard deployment model instead of rebuilding infrastructure details every time.

What does that look like in practice?

pavedstack config "production public highly-available durable amd64"

Can become a small validated config like:
high_availability: true
architecture: "amd64"
data_sensitivity: "durable"

pavedstack app "new web app public url=api.company.com image=ghcr.io/acme/api:v1.2.3"

Can become a small app config like:
image: ghcr.io/acme/api:v1.2.3
exposure: public
subdomain: api

What do I get?

You get three PDFs today: Executive Brief, Technical Deep Dive, and Paved Stack Diagrams. If it looks like a fit, you can reply to the email for a short walkthrough.

Do I own the infrastructure code?

Yes. You own the full OpenTofu and Helm code in your own Git repository. You can inspect and audit everything, and your platform runs in your AWS account.

How is pricing measured?

Starting from €990/month per production deployment (1 dedicated AWS account + 1 EKS cluster), including 1 non-production AWS account for dev/staging.

What is the support scope?

Next business day support applies to production. Non-production is best-effort (typically within 5–7 business days).