Milk Infrastructure FAQs

Question 1

What is Milk Infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Milk Infrastructure is a platform that uses AI to automatically deploy, manage, and scale production-grade Kubernetes clusters on any cloud. It aims to abstract away infrastructure management from developers at a low cost.

Question 2

How does Milk Infrastructure work?

Accepted Answer

You connect your GitHub repository to Milk and choose whether to deploy it as a service, cron job, or worker. Milk then creates a Kubernetes cluster with the minimum resources needed and scales it dynamically. It uses AI to generate infrastructure-as-code and has built-in CI/CD to automatically deploy your latest commits.

Question 3

What are the key features of Milk Infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Key features include built-in CI/CD, autoscaling, Kubernetes-as-code, support for any cloud provider and programming language, SOC2 compliance, production-grade infrastructure, minimal costs, and a zero-friction developer experience.

Question 4

How does Milk Infrastructure compare to other platforms?

Accepted Answer

According to a testimonial, Milk helps manage and deploy Kubernetes in production without needing to hire DevOps engineers. It is described as easier to use than Render or Heroku, and much cheaper.

Question 5

What is Milk Infrastructure's goal for developers?

Accepted Answer

Milk's goal is to completely abstract infrastructure management away from developers, providing a high-quality developer experience comparable to large tech companies, at a very low cost (described as 'the cost of a cup of coffee a week').

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