InfraIntent tracks over 100,000 companies using Kubernetes and tells you which ones are actively investing, migrating, or scaling their infrastructure — and what content will get their attention.
If you sell infrastructure tooling — observability, networking, security, platform engineering — your buyers are teams running Kubernetes in production. But "companies using Kubernetes" is not a segment.
You need to know which ones are:
InfraIntent gives you that layer.
Start with the technologies you compete with and complement. InfraIntent maps your position in the ecosystem and builds your target segment: companies that use the tools you integrate with, replace, or extend. Filter by industry, company size, growth rate, funding stage. Go broad or go narrow.
Browse companies that match your segment. Each profile includes their technology stack, headcount trajectory, funding, revenue, and team composition. Sort by growth, filter by size, export to CSV.
For each company, InfraIntent surfaces what their infrastructure teams are focused on: investing in new capabilities, improving existing systems, or modernizing legacy stacks. Concrete priorities like "automating multi-cloud cluster lifecycle" or "migrating CNI to eBPF-based networking."
For your target segment, InfraIntent shows which infrastructure topics are underserved — high demand from companies, low content coverage. It tells you which format performs best for each topic, which angles resonate, and where to distribute.
InfraIntent is built on top of the LearnKube network — the largest independent Kubernetes media operation, publishing 1,400+ pieces of content every month across LinkedIn, Twitter, Telegram, YouTube, and Spotify. That content reaches hundreds of thousands of infrastructure engineers and generates performance data we can benchmark against.
On the company side, we analyze infrastructure hiring signals across the ecosystem at scale. Every technology adoption, every migration, every new team being built leaves a trace. Our taxonomy covers 3,000+ infrastructure technologies organized into categories fine-grained enough to detect when a company switches from Flannel to Cilium or adds Kyverno alongside OPA.
We combine both sides: what companies are doing with their infrastructure, and what content actually works to reach the engineers making those decisions.
The same network that powers our intelligence also reaches your target audience directly. If you want to put your content in front of Kubernetes engineers, we offer sponsorship packages across our channels. Learn more →
InfraIntent is built for vendors selling infrastructure tooling to Kubernetes teams. If that's you — whether you're in networking, observability, security, platform engineering, or cost optimization — we'd like to show you what we see about your market.