For SaaS vendors

Your product. In your customer’s cloud.

Build a repeatable delivery model for customers who need your software inside their own cloud account. Start with a defined deployment pattern and a clear split of responsibilities.

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Deployment model: Kapten coordinates resources in the customer’s account.

Make the next customer deployment familiar.

Bring a repeatable application shape

Identify the services, data stores and configuration your product needs. Use that shared architecture as the starting point for each customer environment.

Separate customers deliberately

Agree account ownership, region and access for each deployment. Keep customer-specific configuration and credentials scoped to the environment they belong to.

Plan how you will operate the fleet

Define who releases updates, investigates incidents and maintains the infrastructure. A repeatable install needs a repeatable operating model behind it.

A few practical questions.

Do customers have to share one cluster?

No single topology suits every SaaS. Start with the required customer isolation and choose an account and environment model that matches it.

Can this help with enterprise requirements?

Running in the customer’s account can support their ownership and residency requirements. Their security review still needs to cover access, data handling and operating responsibilities.

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See how it fits together.

Build with Kapten

Start with one service.
Build from there.

Tell us what you want to deploy. We review each request and follow up about fit and onboarding on your preferred cloud.

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