A media company ran latency-sensitive streaming workloads on existing on-premise hardware and wanted cloud burst capacity, without dedicated links between sites. We joined both into one secure Kubernetes platform.
AWS Advanced Tier Partner★ 4.9/5 on Clutch (9 reviews)Replies within 1 business dayA media company ran latency-sensitive streaming workloads on existing on-premise hardware. It wanted to add cloud burst capacity without throwing away that hardware.
It also did not want to pay for dedicated network links between sites, and the connection between on-premise and cloud had to be secure.
We connected every node with a WireGuard mesh, so workload traffic between on-premise and cloud is encrypted at the network layer without requiring dedicated private links.
We ran K3s across on-premise servers and cloud nodes, managed through Rancher, so the existing hardware and added cloud capacity could operate through one platform model.
We used ArgoCD for GitOps delivery, Longhorn for distributed storage, and CloudNativePG for databases, so state and deployments stay consistent across sites.
We kept the client's existing hardware in active service for its latency-sensitive streaming workloads instead of requiring an immediate move to an all-cloud footprint.
We added cloud nodes for expansion while avoiding a dependency on dedicated private links between the on-premise and cloud environments.
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