Free cloud waste assessment: where idle capacity and unused logs cost you money.
Send a copy of about ten percent of your telemetry to Owlpane for two weeks. You get a ranked list of idle Kubernetes capacity and log volume by service, plus the CO₂e of your services.
What you get
Three findings, ranked
Idle Kubernetes capacity
CPU and memory against requests for every pod and node, so workloads that reserve far more than they use stand out. Owlpane Carbon reports reserved-but-idle capacity as its own figure with the workloads responsible.
Kubernetes product →Log volume by service
Where the log volume comes from, by service and level, with each line linked to the request that wrote it. You see what can be dropped at the Collector and what alerts depend on.
Logs product →Carbon per service
Energy and CO₂e per service, endpoint and job, measured where hardware counters exist and estimated where they do not, always labelled. Useful when customers ask about emissions.
Carbon product →How it works
Four steps
Tell us your stack
A short email: cluster count, current tool, rough volume.
Send a copy
Add one OpenTelemetry exporter and the Kubernetes agent Helm install to a slice of your traffic.
Wait two weeks
Long enough to include a weekly peak and a deploy or two.
Review together
A 30-minute call on your own data. You keep the workspace.
Questions
What does it cost?
Do I send all my telemetry?
Will you promise a saving?
Do I have to replace my current tool?
Who it suits
- Software teams and agencies with roughly 10 to 200 engineers.
- You run Kubernetes and already send or can send OpenTelemetry.
- Not a fit: no Kubernetes and no wish to add an OpenTelemetry exporter.
Send a copy of your telemetry. Change nothing else.
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