Which cloud Kubernetes is best for me?
Tell us what you want to run and how much of it, in any language. You get a 30 second video with a ranked shortlist of 17 managed Kubernetes services, the top three on a podium, a suggested setup, the steps to get there and what to watch out for. Every score comes from the Managed Cloud Kubernetes Ledger 2026.
How it works
- You describe what you run: apps, nodes, clusters, GPU, regions, where data must stay, budget and skills.
- The advisor turns that into weighted needs, ranks every service with the Cloud Kubernetes Ledger scores (the numbers come from the Ledger, never from the AI) and then designs a first setup around the best fit: topology, steps and pitfalls.
- Your browser draws the video as soon as the answer arrives. Download it or share the link.
The answer is general guidance written by AI (Claude) on top of the Managed Cloud Kubernetes Ledger 2026. It is not a design review. Run a pilot before you commit. Each visitor can ask 3 new questions per day; the examples and shared links do not count.
Questions
Which managed Kubernetes service is best for a startup?
Usually one that is easy to start with no contract, runs on standard Kubernetes skills and keeps prices predictable. Enter your numbers in the advisor: it weights those needs and ranks 17 services with the Cloud Kubernetes Ledger scores.
Where do the scores come from?
From the Managed Cloud Kubernetes Ledger 2026, which scores managed Kubernetes services on capability, credibility, buyer risk, lock-in and AI using public release, pricing and incident records. The advisor never invents a score.
Can it help with EU data sovereignty?
Yes. Say that data must stay in the EU or that you need a provider without US or Chinese ownership, and the advisor weights regions and sovereignty higher and rules out providers that do not fit, using the ownership facts in the Ledger.