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This is the documentation for Low-Ops platform. Here you will find information about how to use the platform. It describes the platform's architecture and how to use it as a developer and as an operator.

Internal Developer Platform

Low-Ops is a platform for running applications in a cloud environment. It is designed to be easy to use and to require minimal maintenance. At its core, it is a Kubernetes cluster with a set of tools to make it easy to deploy and manage applications. It is designed to be used by developers and operators with minimal knowledge of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure. You will be able to do all your tasks through the Low-Ops Portal supported with best practices of delivering applications to your business and customers.

Focus on value delivery. Not re-inventing the wheel.

Without Low-Ops, an organization would need to hire a team of DevOps-, Cloud engineers and Platform engineers to build and maintain a platform for running applications. This is a costly and time-consuming process. Low-Ops solves this problem by providing a platform that is easy to use and requires minimal maintenance. This allows organizations to focus on their core business and deliver value to their customers.

Key features

  • Easy to use - Low-Ops is designed to be easy to use. It is designed to be used by developers and operators with minimal knowledge of Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure. You will be able to do all your tasks through the Low-Ops Portal.
  • Self-service - Low-Ops is designed to be self-service. This means that developers and operators can do all their tasks without having to contact a platform team.
  • Self-healing - Low-Ops is designed to be self-healing. This means that if something goes wrong, the platform will automatically fix itself.
  • Highly available - Low-Ops is designed to be highly available. This means that if something goes wrong, the platform will automatically recover from the failure.
  • Cost-effective - Low-Ops is designed to be cost-effective. This means that it is designed to be cheap to run and maintain.
  • Secure - Low-Ops is designed to be secure. This means that it is designed to be secure by default. With fine-grained permission access, users can only access what they need to do their job.
  • Scalable - Low-Ops is designed to be scalable. This means that it is designed to be able to scale up and down as needed.
  • Upgradable - Low-Ops is designed to be upgradable. This means that it is designed to be able to upgrade to new versions of Kubernetes and other components without downtime.

Jump to Getting Started to learn how to use Low-Ops with Mendix. Or checkout out our Architecture to learn how Low-Ops works.