As CTO, you want your teams to deliver, costs to stay predictable and operations to keep running when someone is on vacation. Clusterward turns Kubernetes operations on Scaleway into a system with rules, a log and an overview – instead of a collection of scripts in one person’s head.
Clusterward is the control plane for your applications on Scaleway Kubernetes. For the CTO, that means clusters, databases, buckets, domains and deployments are created by the same rules, no matter who on the team sets them up. Knowledge lives in pipelines, templates and roles rather than in individual heads, every change is recorded in the audit log, and everything runs in your own Scaleway project – without being tied to a proprietary platform.
You define clusters, roles, templates and alerts once.
Developers deploy from Git and create databases and domains themselves – within the rules.
Failures, expiring certificates and due updates report themselves.
The dashboard shows what is running, what is stuck and what is coming up next.
Less dependence on individuals, more visibility – without building your own platform team.
A fixed monthly price based on the number of clusters: €99 for two, €299 for ten, €799 for unlimited. Users, applications and builds cost nothing extra, and Scaleway bills you directly.
How a customer is created or an app is rolled out is captured in the system as a pipeline and template. New team members contribute on day one – without an introduction to someone’s private scripts.
Your applications run as normal Kubernetes objects in your own Scaleway project. Dumps and exports use standard formats; everything keeps running without Clusterward.
Mandatory 2FA, roles scoped to applications, an IP allowlist and an audit log that records every change by name. Your next audit starts with an export.
Deploy from Git with a health check, new customers via pipeline in under a minute, databases and domains without a ticket. API tokens connect your CI.
One dashboard for all teams: running apps, latest deployments, pending updates, Kubernetes versions and certificates – without asking in the chat.
Two ways to run Kubernetes on Scaleway, and what they cost leadership.
| Question | DIY with scripts | With Clusterward |
|---|---|---|
| Who can deploy? | Whoever knows the scripts | Anyone with the right role |
| What does it cost? | Working time, hard to plan | From €99 per month plus Scaleway |
| How secure is the cluster? | As secure as the last review | Private Network, no public nodes |
| Who changed what? | Git history, if everything was in Git | Audit log for every change |
| What happens if you cancel? | Nothing – but no maintenance either | Everything keeps running, export included |
| How fast is a new customer live? | Hours to days | Under a minute via pipeline |
What the three plans include and how the trial works is covered under Pricing. How Clusterward differs from a large platform is shown in Clusterward vs. Qovery.
What evidence operations provide for NIS2 and ISO 27001 is described in Audit & NIS2; if you are coming from a hyperscaler, read Moving from AWS, Azure & GCP.
How to tell that operations depend on one person, and how to change that, is covered in Bus factor 1: when the cluster belongs to a single colleague.
From €99 per month, billed by cluster only.
Go to PricingPricing, clusters, users and data sovereignty compared.
Go to Clusterward vs. QoveryMandatory 2FA, roles, audit log and backups as evidence.
Go to Audit & NIS2Can’t find your question? Write to us – we usually reply on the same business day.
Ask a questionIn the demo, we show you the dashboard, calculate your cluster costs and clarify what stays with your team.
