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Updated August 24, 2026 Raff Kubernetes is a managed Kubernetes service. Pick a worker plan and a node count; 10–20 minutes later you have a running cluster and a kubeconfig. We operate the control plane, keep it monitored, and roll out version upgrades in place — you deploy with the tools you already use: kubectl, Helm, your CI. The control plane is free — you pay only for worker nodes, from $9.99/month each. High availability (3 masters and a redundant gateway) is a flat $30/month. Every cluster runs RKE2 with Cilium networking in its own VPC, behind a managed gateway with a dedicated public IP.

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At a glance

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Get started

Create a cluster

From zero to a running cluster in 10–20 minutes

Connect with kubectl

Download the kubeconfig and run your first commands

Scale a node pool

Add capacity by hand or let the autoscaler do it

Install an app

One-click Grafana, Argo CD, PostgreSQL and more

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How a cluster is built

Every cluster gets its own VPC, a gateway (public IP, NAT, load-balancer entry point), one or three control-plane nodes (on hypervisor-local NVMe for fast etcd), and your worker pools. Persistent volumes attach to workers on demand as Raff Volumes. The full picture is in Cluster architecture.
Last modified on August 28, 2026