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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 an admin 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.
Kubernetes cluster overview in the Raff dashboard — live node, pod, CPU, memory and control-plane health cards

At a glance

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

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), your worker pools, and optionally dedicated storage nodes running Longhorn. The full picture is in Cluster architecture.
Last modified on August 24, 2026