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Liquid Reply
About Liquid Reply
Liquid Reply is a Reply Group Company specialized in developing Cloud Native platforms, Multicloud strategies and architectures. We focus on automating the infrastructure deployment, developing microservices and containerized solutions, enforcing security of cloud solutions and adopting observability. Liquid Reply is your technological partner for implementing secure, performant, efficient and reliable cloud-agnostic environments. As Kubernetes experts, we provide professional services for the platform design, development and enablement of the operation. As container orchestration brings a new dimension of complexity, we also support you in the application architecture and implementation. For this, we focus on the automation of the platform/application deployment, establish seamless release management and enable your team through excellence in observability. As systems get more and more diverse nowadays, our specialists provide Multi and Hybrid Cloud experience from on-prem to the edge. Spreading workload over multiple platforms and open cloud computing capabilities to the organization can be a challenge. Crossing multiple public cloud providers, the integration into the network of the Europe-wide operating IT service provider Reply gives Liquid Reply access to the know-how of over 16,000 IT experts in a variety of public cloud providers and other sectors.
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6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Liquid Reply is hosting a Cloud Native, Kubernetes, and Platform Engineering community meetup in Munich on 07.09.2026 featuring talks by Severin Neumann and Oz Tiram.
Reported by Max Körbächer
Research & Knowledge
Liquid Reply explored how the Kubernetes-native Internal Developer Platform brings together the developer experience and cloud-native infrastructure.
Reported by Liquid Reply
Products & Services
Liquid Reply platform teams treat the agent runtime as a platform product, providing one identity model, one memory service with retention rules, and one sandboxed execution target with quotas.
Reported by Max Körbächer