Introduction
Start here. See what Kubeadapt does and how it fits.
- Introduction
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Build, ship, and optimize Kubernetes spend.
Everything you need to install the agent, integrate your cloud accounts, and act on rightsizing recommendations — written for engineers who want answers, not marketing.
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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
Glossaries, FAQs, and a tour of every dashboard view.
- Cost modes
- Limits and quotas
- FAQ
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.
- FAQRead-only model, supported clusters, data handling.
- CLI OverviewPipe cluster data straight into your terminal.
- API OverviewProgrammatic access to every metric and recommendation.
- Agent ConfigurationTune the Helm values your cluster actually needs.
- How costs are computedFrom instance prices to per-workload dollars — capping, idle, overhead.