CloudKeeper Kubernetes Tuner

Runs on self-hosted.

CloudKeeper Kubernetes Tuner is ranked #19 of 24 in Kubernetes cost management software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted.

Compared on Kubernetes cost management software

Purpose: CloudKeeper Kubernetes Tuner is a self-hosted, policy-driven platform that automatically optimizes Kubernetes costs.
Workload rightsizing: It rightsizes pods using observed CPU and memory usage.
Node optimization: Its bin-packing feature consolidates workloads onto fewer nodes.
Cluster visibility: It provides cluster cost and utilization visibility, identifies idle capacity, and tracks savings.
Cloud environments: The page says it supports AWS EKS, GCP, Azure, and on-premises environments.
Integrations: It is designed to work alongside HPA, VPA, and Karpenter.
Access and data: The page says analysis uses read-only access and the self-hosted deployment keeps data within the customer’s environment.
Production controls: Automation is policy-based and production changes are opt-in; actions respect PodDisruptionBudgets and replica counts.
Collected information: The product collects resource metrics and configuration metadata, not application data, secrets, or payload content.
Availability: The page offers early access and says a SaaS option is in development; it does not state Kubernetes Tuner pricing.
Setup: The page says initial recommendations are available within 48 hours of connecting a cluster.
Intended users: The page describes the product for teams seeking Kubernetes cost optimization with control over which environments automate.
Founded: 2009

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