Introduction
Start here. See what Kubeadapt does and how it fits.
- Introduction
Documentation71 pages
Build, ship, and optimize Kubernetes spend.
Install the agent, connect your cloud pricing, read the numbers, and act on rightsizing recommendations. Written for the engineers who run the clusters.
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9 sections
Getting Started
Install the agent and see your first cost data.
- Quick Start
Capabilities
A one-page tour of every Kubeadapt capability.
- What Kubeadapt does
Core Concepts
How cost attribution, rightsizing, and efficiency work.
- How Kubeadapt works
- Cost Monitoring
- Overview
How-to Guides
Step-by-step recipes for common optimization tasks.
- Connect a cluster
- AWS
- GCP
Configuration
Helm chart values, eBPF agent, and auto-upgrade.
- Overview
- Agent Configuration
- eBPF Agent
Reference
Cost modes, limits and quotas, billing, and the FAQ.
- Cost modes
- Limits and quotas
- Billing
CLI
The kubeadapt CLI: install, authenticate, automate.
- Overview
- Installation
- Authentication
API Reference
REST API endpoints, auth, pagination, and errors.
- Overview
- Authentication
- Permission Scopes
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- Quick StartInstall the agent with Helm in under five minutes.
- What Kubeadapt doesOne page, every capability, grouped by job.
- Cost ExplorerSlice spend by namespace, workload, controller, and node.
- Cost AttributionHow dollars flow from cloud bill to container.
- Right-sizing GuideApply CPU and memory recommendations safely.
- FAQPermissions, supported clusters, data handling.
- CLI OverviewPipe cluster data straight into your terminal.
- API OverviewRead cost, workload and recommendation data over REST.
- Agent ConfigurationHelm values for resources, intervals and secrets.
- How costs are computedFrom instance prices to per-workload dollars — capping, idle, overhead.