Karpenter has a variety of users and use cases for scaling Kubernetes. Many customers want to learn from others who have already implemented Karpenter in their environments.
The following is a self-reported list of users to help identify adoption and points of contact.
If you would like to ask question from the community please join the Karpenter slack channel in the Kubernetes Slack or join the Karpenter working group bi-weekly calls.
If you are using Karpenter please consider adding yourself as a user by opening a pull request to this file. If you are open to others contacting you about your use of Karpenter on Slack, add your Slack name as well.
| Organization | Description | Contacts | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon, Inc. | Scaling production workloads and batch jobs in all AWS regions | @Alex Kestner, @Ellis Tarn |
Introducing Karpenter |
| Codefresh | Juggling workloads for the SAAS CD/GitOps offering | @Vadim Gusev |
Codefresh |
| idealo | Scaling multi-arch IPv6 clusters hosting web and event-driven applications | @Heiko Rothe |
Homepage |
| Nirvana Money | Building healthy, happy financial lives - Using Karpenter to manage all-Spot clusters | @DWSR |
Homepage |
| Sendcloud | Using Karpenter to scale our k8s clusters for Europe’s #1 shipping automation platform | N/A | Homepage |
| Stytch | Powering the scaling needs of Stytch's authentication and user-management APIs | @Elijah Chanakira, @Ovadia Harary |
Homepage |
| Tyk Cloud | Scaling workloads for the Cloud Free plan | @Artem Hluvchynskyi, @gowtham |
Tyk Cloud |
| Omaze | Intelligently using Karpenter's autoscaling to power our platforms | @devopsidiot |
Homepage |