Managed Kubernetes clusters in EU data centers, run by a Swedish company. Launch a production-ready cluster in minutes, and keep your data under EU law.
Swedish company · Data stays in the EU · Billed in EUR
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cluster ready
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$ kubectl get nodes
pool-a-1Ready v1.39
pool-a-2Ready v1.39
pool-a-3Ready v1.39
100%
Swedish-owned and operated
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data center regions in Sweden
3
latest Kubernetes minor versions
99.95%
uptime SLA with high availability
The control plane
Kubernetes for people who have other things to do
The Hyperkub control plane covers the dull parts: provisioning, scaling, upgrades and access. You get a conformant Kubernetes API and a UI your whole team can use.
01 · Create
From zero to cluster in five questions
Pick an account, a region, a name, a Kubernetes version and how much capacity you need. That's the whole form, with no forty-tab wizard and no VPC diagrams to draw first.
Choose Stockholm or Skellefteå
Any of the three latest Kubernetes versions
Optional Starter Kit that proves ingress works from minute one
02 · Scale
Node pools you can actually reason about
Group nodes by size and purpose, resize a pool in a couple of clicks, and see what it costs per month before you commit. Restart a misbehaving node from the same screen.
Monthly cost shown up front
Resize without touching YAML
Per-node status and details
03 · Operate
Every change, on the record
Upgrades, resizes, credentials and membership changes all land in a filterable activity log, so you can see who did what and when.
One-click Kubernetes upgrades
Activity trail per cluster and per account
Cluster credentials on demand
04 · Collaborate
Built for teams, billed like a business
Invite colleagues, transfer ownership and keep track of credits and costs per account. Invoices come in euros, with EU VAT handled properly.
Members and ownership transfer
Credits and average cost at a glance
EUR invoicing with VAT ID support
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An account overview with members, credits and average monthly cost.
Batteries included
Production features without enterprise overhead
High availability control plane
Replicated control plane components with automatic failover and a 99.95% uptime SLA, for €40/month per cluster.
Painless upgrades
Move to a newer Kubernetes version from the UI. We support the three latest minor releases.
Custom domains
Point your own domains at the cluster endpoint and manage them next to the cluster.
Starter Kit
Opt in and get a small welcome app wired to ingress, so a working cluster looks like one.
Plain kubectl
It's upstream Kubernetes. Use your existing manifests, Helm charts, GitOps tooling and CI.
Credentials on demand
Create cluster credentials per person or pipeline and download a ready-to-use kubeconfig.
Data residency
Your workloads stay in Sweden. Full stop.
Hyperkub runs in two EU data centers and is owned and operated by a Swedish company. Your clusters and the data on them stay inside the EU, under EU law, with no US parent company in the chain.
Stockholm
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59.33° N · 18.07° E
Low latency to the Nordics and the rest of Europe, close to the region's biggest internet exchanges.
Skellefteå
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64.75° N · 20.95° E
A second, geographically separate site in northern Sweden for workloads that need distance from Stockholm.
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Skellefteå
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Sweden · EU
Why Hyperkub
The European alternative to hyperscaler Kubernetes
You shouldn't need a US cloud account to run containers in Europe. Hyperkub gives you the same Kubernetes API with a much shorter list of legal, billing and complexity caveats.
Yes. You get a standard Kubernetes API, so kubectl, Helm, Argo CD, Flux and your existing manifests work as they do anywhere else.
Which Kubernetes versions do you support?+
The 3 latest minor versions. When a version falls out of support, you can upgrade from the control plane with a click.
Where is my data stored?+
In our data centers in Stockholm and Skellefteå, Sweden. You choose the region when you create a cluster, and data does not leave it unless you move it.
What does High Availability add?+
A replicated control plane with automatic failover and a 99.95% uptime SLA on access to your cluster, for €40 per cluster and month.
Can I migrate from EKS, GKE or AKS?+
Usually, yes. Workloads that run on standard Kubernetes move over without changes. Provider-specific services like managed load balancers or IAM integrations need a look first, and we're happy to help.
How am I billed?+
Monthly, in euros, per account. Invoices include EU VAT handling, and you can see credits and average cost in the control plane at any time.
Your next cluster is a few clicks away
Spin one up in Stockholm or Skellefteå and run kubectl apply before your coffee gets cold.