In the early stage, infrastructure should not be a problem to solve but a step to get past quickly. When your team is small, you can’t hire separate experts to run Kubernetes, set up backups and plan capacity.
With portvMind you take your product live in minutes and grow the infrastructure as your user count rises. You make no hardware investment, give no commitment and pay only for the time your resources are running. The first $45 of usage is free.
Each customer’s data and resource usage must be isolated from the others on the same infrastructure. Enterprise customers ask about this during procurement.
On portvMind: With Router you set up network segmentation per tenant or environment and restrict access with security groups. On Kubernetes, namespace-based isolation provides the same separation at the container layer.
In a competitive market, new features need to go live in days, not weeks.
On portvMind: You run your CI/CD pipeline on Kubernetes and set up staged rollout and rollback mechanisms with the platform’s own tools. Opening a new environment takes minutes.
Winning a single enterprise customer can change your resource needs overnight.
On portvMind: You grow resources instantly. Since you make no commitment, you don’t have to buy growth in advance.
In a small team, it is hard to keep separate experts for running backup, network and a container platform.
On portvMind: With managed Kubernetes you hand control plane operations, and with Backup the backup operation, over to the platform. Your team stays on the product.
In the pre-investment period every line item counts, and a surprise bill at the end of the month is a serious problem.
On portvMind: You define your monthly budget in the console and get alerts when thresholds are reached. By connecting alerts to your Slack or Microsoft Teams channel you make spending visible to the whole team.
Enterprise customers ask about the physical location of the data during procurement; without an answer, the process stops there.
On portvMind: Your data stays in the Istanbul and Ankara data centers. In your enterprise sales process this turns from an obstacle into a direct advantage.
| Service | Role |
|---|---|
| Kubernetes | Container-based application platform and tenant isolation |
| Compute | Background jobs and scheduled tasks |
| Block Storage | Persistent disk for tenant data |
| Object Storage | User uploads and static content |
| Load Balancer | Multi-service routing and redundancy |
| Backup | Scheduled backup of tenant data |
| Router | Network isolation per environment and tenant |
This combination is a starting point; we adapt it together to your product architecture.
In a typical SaaS setup your application runs on Kubernetes. You keep test, staging and production environments in separate namespaces or separate clusters and separate them at the network level with Router too.
Tenant data sits on Block Storage, user uploads and static files in Object Storage. Load Balancer publishes your different services under a single domain name; with L7 rules you route to different service pools by path.
You set up your backup policy with Backup and define the retention period according to the commitments in your customer contracts. Thanks to bootable backups you can quickly bring a tenant’s environment back when needed.
On the cost side you define your monthly budget and connect alerts to your team channel. That way spending stops being a topic that only one person tracks.
With a multi-region architecture and self-service resource management, the platform quickly reaches users in different locations. Because portvMind takes on infrastructure and security operations, the team can focus on product development.
You can use network segmentation with Router, access restriction with security groups and namespace-based separation on Kubernetes. We determine together, based on your product architecture, which level of isolation is needed.
You can start with a single Compute instance. The first $45 of free usage is enough to test your product in real conditions. You grow resources as your user count rises.
No. No commitment is required in the pay-as-you-go model. Once your workload becomes predictable you can move to the reserved option to lower your unit cost.
You can say the data is kept in the data centers in Istanbul and Ankara, within Turkey’s borders. In the sales process this is a concrete advantage over competitors that use hosting abroad.
The Kubernetes control plane and the backup operation are run by the platform. For technical questions you can reach 24/7 Turkish-speaking engineer support.
Open your account in minutes and try the first $45 of usage for free. If you want to plan your architecture, write to our team.