“Slash Your Cloud Expenses with ScaleOps’ Automated Kubernetes Setup”
That was supposed to help solve a resource allocation problem because the containers should run just long enough to handle the job.
But as Kubernetes environments have grown increasingly complex, it has created another set of problems as engineering teams have to manually change the Kubernetes configurations to handle shifting needs.
It resulted in a lot of engineering time spent configuring resources and the end result was often inflated cloud bills.
At a time when companies are looking to save on their cloud bills, he sees an opportunity to grow.
ScaleOps has 30 employees today with plans to double that number by the end of next year.
