Regulatory requirements mandate that we take serious measures to avoid downtime. Chkk enables us to do that. Before Chkk, our upgrade process was risky, fragile and tedious. With Chkk, upgrades are a breeze as we can look into the future to identify what could break, before it actually breaks."

Chkk saved us months of work while upgrading our clusters. It used to take 3 people 4 weeks to do one upgrade. With Chkk, it takes 1 person 1 week. Also, Chkk brings standardization to our upgrade process so I am finally able to delegate upgrades to other team members."

Despite having an expert team with years of K8s experience at Yoti, tracking add-on versions, EOLs, release notes, and breaking changes across dozens of CNCF projects is very time-consuming. Chkk’s Availability Risk Ledger puts this information at our fingertips, enabling us to prevent risks that have led to incidents, failures, and disruptions for others. Not only does Chkk save us from downtime, but more importantly, it saves us time."

Upgrading Kubernetes and add-ons used to be a time-consuming and complex process. We had to go through extensive release notes, compatibility checks, and worry about potential issues. Chkk's Upgrade Copilot cuts down weeks of prework to just two days and their preverification ensures safe upgrades. Now, we can perform upgrades efficiently and without disruptions, saving us time and resources.”

I had to dedicate significant engineering time to track what Chkk now delivers through Artifact Register. I wish I had met the team last week as we hit one of these risks, and it took 4 hours to debug. With Chkk, we improve infrastructure continuity by tracking latent risks, locating where they exist, and remediating them proactively."

We use many open-source add-ons in our Kubernetes fleet and it’s always been hard to track what we are running, locate where it’s running, and identify if it’s carrying any risks. Chkk’s Artifact Register makes it super easy to keep track of all our add-ons and keep them updated. We now have complete visibility of what we are running in our stack, where it is running, and how to safely keep everything updated and free of risks."