Our Story
How Kubekanvas came to be and the problem we are solving
The Problem We Saw
Kubekanvas was born out of a common yet critical problem we saw across multiple teams working with Kubernetes: nobody really knew what was going on in their cluster.
The idea first took root during a high-stakes migration project at a large banking organization. The team was transitioning from OpenShift to a major cloud provider and wanted to compare Azure and GCP before committing. Months of work went into writing Terraform scripts, shell commands, and Python automation to set up and manage the infrastructure.
"But when the lead freelancer—who had built everything—was preparing to leave, the team realized they had a problem. A big one."
No one could say for sure what was running in the cluster. The developers could not test what they did not fully understand. The Kubernetes team could not give reliable answers. Even managers were stuck in endless back-and-forths, trying to figure out what had been done, what was working, and what still needed fixing.
This was not a one-off. We saw this same pattern repeat in another organization.
The Birth of Kubekanvas
And that is when the idea for Kubekanvas came to life.
We envisioned a visual tool where teams could design their Kubernetes architecture together—from developers to platform engineers to product owners—before anything was deployed. A canvas where ideas could turn into infrastructure with clarity and collaboration. No more guessing, no more reverse engineering someone else's scripts.
Our Mission
With Kubekanvas, everyone can get on the same page—and stay there.
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