Amazon EKS, without the operational weight.
Provision, operate, upgrade, and tear down EKS clusters across every AWS account you own, without living in the AWS console or hand-writing a line of Terraform.
EKS without the EKS busywork.
One EKS cluster is manageable. Two is when you start accumulating tribal knowledge. Three is when nobody fully understands the setup anymore — who owns the IAM, which node group is drifting, what the upgrade path actually is. 40% of teams lack the skills to manage the Kubernetes they already deployed, and EKS doesn't change that math.
ZeusK8s runs the whole lifecycle for you. It talks to EKS through your linked AWS accounts using scoped, least-privilege credentials — never long-lived keys baked into a pipeline — and gives you one console for every cluster in every account and region. Config drift, forgotten add-ons, and undocumented networking become visible and fixable instead of quietly accumulating.
From zero to running.
Link your AWS accounts
Connect one or many AWS accounts with scoped credentials. Per-cluster account binding means each cluster knows exactly which account it belongs to.
Provision with a wizard
Pick region, architecture (amd64 / arm64 / mixed), VPC or a managed network bundle, encryption, and add-ons. Zeus creates the cluster, OIDC provider, KMS key, and node groups.
Operate live
Watch nodes, pods, and workloads stream in real time. Scale node groups, roll images, drain nodes, and tail logs without leaving the screen.
Upgrade and destroy safely
Guided Kubernetes upgrades with preflight checks and rollback. Destroys sweep tagged resources with a keep/delete checklist so nothing orphans.
Built by people who run this in production.
No hand-waving. Here’s what’s actually under the hood: the kind of detail you’d expect from a platform you’re going to trust with production.
Questions you’d actually ask.
Does ZeusK8s replace Terraform / eksctl?
For the cluster lifecycle, yes: provisioning, node groups, add-ons, upgrades, and teardown are all managed. What comes out is standard EKS you can still inspect and manage with any tool; there’s no proprietary runtime.
How does it access my AWS account?
Through credentials you link, used to build scoped clients per account and region. Zeus needs a documented, least-privilege IAM policy, nothing more. You can revoke access at any time.
Can it adopt existing EKS clusters?
Yes. Import an existing cluster by ARN or kubeconfig and manage it alongside ones Zeus created: same console, same operations.
Does it lock me in?
No. Every cluster is ordinary EKS. Export the config, point kubectl at it, or walk away. Your clusters keep running without us.
Keep exploring.
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Explore →Start running it today.
Spin up your first cluster free, or get a guided tour from our team.