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We Fixed Kubernetes So You Don't Have To

Kubernetes was meant to be the backbone of modern infrastructure—a promise of limitless scalability and automation. But for most businesses, it became a never-ending battle, a web of complexity, requiring endless hours of maintenance, specialized expertise, and a tolerance for frustration.

The world accepted this.

But We Didn’t.

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Kubernetes Simplified

A Mission to Simplify Kubernetes

At Syself, we believe infrastructure should just work. No fragile setups, no firefighting, no late-night debugging marathons. We take care of the hard parts: security, updates, compliance, and scaling, so you don’t have to. Whether you're a fast-moving startup or an enterprise handling millions of users, Syself ensures your Kubernetes runs effortlessly.

Built for Reliability, Designed for You

Syself Autopilot isn’t just another Kubernetes tool, it’s a fully automated Kubernetes management platform that lets you deploy production-ready clusters in minutes, no complex configurations, no guesswork, just a platform that delivers security, efficiency, and zero downtime, so your business can move forward with confidence.

And it’s already proving itself at scale. Syself powers over 100 million daily users, delivering the reliability of an enterprise-grade solution without the operational headaches.

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Self-Healing Cluster

Self-Healing

Syself proactively tests every Kubernetes version for CVEs and applies updates with zero downtime. Learn more about how Syself self-healing capabilities work.

Cluster Best Practices

Built-In Best Practices

Every deployment follows industry-standard configurations, ensuring security, compliance, and performance optimizations right from the start, without any manual tuning.

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Running Databases, Simplified

Syself makes it easy to run highly available databases using Kubernetes Operators, offering a managed-like experience while preserving full control.

It All Started in 2019 With an Idea:

What if Kubernetes Could Manage Itself?

Sven, an engineer deeply involved in infrastructure, saw firsthand how much time and effort it took to manage Kubernetes effectively. He knew there had to be a better way, an automated way . Instead of waiting for someone else to solve the problem, he took action.

In 2020, Sven and Janis launched Cluster API Provider for Hetzner (CAPH). At the time —and up to this day—, Hetzner didn’t even offer a managed Kubernetes solution. So they made one. With CAPH, they proved that full Kubernetes automation could exist outside of hyperscalers, opening doors for businesses that needed reliability without vendor lock-in.

But They Didn’t Stop There.

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That breakthrough led to something even bigger: Cluster Stacks, a way to make Kubernetes fully reproducible, testable, and scalable. The concept was so powerful that in 2022, they won a public tender to develop a Kubernetes-as-a-Service (KaaS) solution, backed by the German government’s Sovereign Cloud Stack (SCS) initiative.

The Vision Was Real. And It Worked.

This wasn’t just another Managed Kubernetes platform—it was the backbone for a fully autonomous infrastructure, one that businesses could rely on without needing an army of engineers to manage.

From an open-source project to a government-backed initiative, Syself has evolved into a game-changer in Kubernetes management— and we're just getting started.

After two years of hard work, coding and testing, in 2023 Syself Autopilot come to live: a fully autonomous , self-healing, and easy to use Kubernetes platform designed for real businesses, not just engineers.

This wasn’t just another Managed Kubernetes platform—it was the backbone for a fully autonomous infrastructure, one that businesses could rely on without needing an army of engineers to manage.

Syselfies and Multiregional providers

Today, Syself powers Kubernetes infrastructures serving over 100 million users daily.

Businesses in 28 countries, trust Syself to run their critical workloads

without distractions, without complexity.

A Global Team, Engineered for Excellence

Syself was born from German precision and engineering excellence, but its impact is global. As a remote-first company, we’ve brought together the best Kubernetes talent from across the world. Our team spans four continents, ensuring round-the-clock innovation, reliability, and support.

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Messaging & Streaming

Networking

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With Syself, You’re Never Alone

Count on us to solve your challenges with DevOps and infrastructure.

We offer expert services tailored to your unique needs, from application deployments to custom solutions, backup and cloud migration, our dedicated team of experts is here to help you. Our team ensures you get the assistance you need for scaling your operations to the next level.

  • Migration

  • 24/7 Support

  • Consulting

  • Training

With decades of experience and a proven track record of successful projects, we are leading experts in cloud-native and Kubernetes-native software. If there’s something we can’t cover, we’ll connect you with specialists from our trusted network of partners and agencies to ensure your needs are met.

Our Technology Powers Critical Infrastructure at

Eco Association of the Internet Industry
LanguageTool Proofreading Software
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
Ekool
Geneea Intelligent Interpretation
Maxroll
Hesse.ai
ccsolutions.io
Open Source Business Alliance
Eco Association of the Internet Industry
LanguageTool Proofreading Software
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy
Ekool
Geneea Intelligent Interpretation
Maxroll
Hesse.ai
ccsolutions.io
Open Source Business Alliance

Your All-in-One Kubernetes Solution

Syself Autopilot is a fully automated Kubernetes management platform that allows you to launch production-ready Kubernetes clusters in minutes.