Through consultations with your team, we delve into the workings of your web application. We gather details about its functionality, architecture, and performance requirements. Armed with this knowledge, our expert architects design a bespoke K8s cluster, adhering to industry best practices and tailored to your application's specific needs.

With the blueprint crafted, k8or experts translates the design into a fully functional K8s cluster. Our architects and engineers leverage prior deployment models, automation tools to expedite the deployment process and assur that your cluster is configured to the highest standards, primed for optimal performance and reliability.

Rigorous testing is part of our process. We implement suite of automated and manual tests to validate the functionality and performance of your deployed K8s cluster. We test against industry-recognized benchmarks and adhere to strict internal quality standards. This commitment to ensures that your application operates flawlessly within its new K8s environment.

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A Flow in the backend of a web application is a well-defined sequence of operations and processes that data and requests follow to accomplish a specific functionality or feature within the website. Flows are essential for orchestrating and managing the various steps and interactions required to achieve a particular goal or task on a website, for example, user registration.

A BLOCK is a group of interconnected components that work together to deliver various functionalities within an application. These components can include microservices, databases like MySQL and MongoDB, and more. By combining these different elements, BLOCKs enable applications to perform complex tasks efficiently.

Leg is a set of resources that are combined to perform one particular function in the application. Leg consists of microservice or nanoservice, middle resources and end resource.

Middle Resource is a Resource that performs authentication and authorization for microservice or nanoservice to communicate with database or storage. End Resource can be anything - microservice, nanoservice, database, or storage. It contains some particular information of a user.

A consistent and descriptive Naming Convention greatly enhance the readability of code, making it easier to understand and maintain.

A Numbering Convention refers to a set of standardized rules and guidelines for assigning numbers to various elements within the application. A system for assigning identifiers to resources in backend applications is a method of ensuring that each resource has a distinct and identifiable code.