====== Can CBSplit scale horizontally with Kubernetes? ======

CBSplit is delivered as a **managed SaaS**. Scaling, uptime, and updates are handled by the CBSplit platform team.

  * **Kubernetes by users:** There is **no supported way** for customers to run CBSplit on their own Kubernetes cluster. CBSplit is not shipped as a self-hosted app or Helm chart.
  * **Horizontal scaling:** The platform itself is engineered to scale horizontally behind the scenes (load balancing, multiple instances, caching). This is managed internally by CBSplit.
  * **Why this matters:** You do not need to manage pods, nodes, autoscaling, or rolling updates. The goal is reliable performance for **ClickBank affiliate funnels** without DevOps overhead.
  * **What you can control:** You can optimize assets, use lightweight components, and follow best practices for fast pages. The infrastructure scaling is handled for you.

**In short:** You cannot deploy CBSplit on your own Kubernetes cluster. Horizontal scaling is built into the **CBSplit SaaS**, and it’s managed by the platform.