Introduction

Geeper is a managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service platform. It lets you create and manage Kubernetes clusters through a simple web dashboard or API — no ops expertise required.

What you can do

• Create clusters — pick a name and Kubernetes version, your cluster is ready in under a minute
• Upgrade with one click — Geeper tracks new Kubernetes releases and lets you upgrade whenever you’re ready, with no downtime
• Add worker nodes — join any bare-metal machine or VM to a cluster with a single command
• Issue scoped kubeconfigs — create kubeconfigs with view, edit, or admin access, scoped to specific namespaces or the whole cluster, with optional expiry dates
• Manage your team — invite members, assign roles, and create API tokens for automation

How it works

Geeper manages the control plane for you. You bring the worker nodes — any bare-metal machine or VM you own. Your workloads run on your hardware, not ours.

Geeper (managed)
├── your-cluster-1 control plane
└── your-cluster-2 control plane

Your machines (bare-metal or VMs)
├── worker → your-cluster-1
└── worker → your-cluster-2