“We were essentially able to reduce the cost of that cluster by about 75%. On AWS, DevZero demonstrated they could achieve significantly higher savings than we initially thought possible.”

Mihir Nair
Head of Architecture, Databahn
Companies who slashed their Kubernetes
spend using DevZero
One place to autoscale every workload in every cluster you connect, whichever cloud it runs on. DevZero sets CPU and memory from what each workload actually uses.
Define a node policy for each cloud, all in one place. DevZero provisions the right nodes in each cluster and reclaims capacity that is no longer needed.
See workload restarts, OOM kills and CPU throttling for every cluster in one view, instead of a different monitoring tool on each cloud.
See which workloads talk to each other and what that traffic costs, so you can cut expensive cross-region and internet egress.
Group spend into departments by cluster, namespace, label, annotation or node group. One department can include clusters on different clouds, so you see what a team costs in total.
Cloud vendors offer fleet tools such as GKE attached clusters and Azure Arc that can attach other clouds' clusters. Here is how they compare with DevZero.
“We were essentially able to reduce the cost of that cluster by about 75%. On AWS, DevZero demonstrated they could achieve significantly higher savings than we initially thought possible.”

Mihir Nair
Head of Architecture, Databahn
Questions from platform and infrastructure teams evaluating multi-cloud management.
Multicloud Kubernetes means running clusters on more than one cloud provider, such as EKS, GKE, and AKS. Teams do this to avoid lock-in, meet regional compliance needs, or use provider-specific services.
Multicloud spreads workloads across several public clouds. Hybrid cloud adds on-premises or colocation clusters. On-premises clusters can be connected for monitoring and rightsizing, but nodes are only provisioned on EKS, AKS, GKE, and OKE.
You install DevZero in each cluster and manage all of them from one account. There you set rules, review rightsizing, and track cost and workload health across clusters and clouds.
Yes. DevZero can provision nodes on Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE), which requires an Enhanced cluster.
You define a department by cluster, namespace, label, annotation, or node group, so one department can include clusters on different clouds. Departments are available on every plan, including Free.
DevZero groups traffic into Same AZ, Same Region, Cross Region, Internet Egress and External Private, and shows the traffic and estimated cost for each category. These are estimates and may differ from your bill.
Rightsizing and monitoring need no application code changes. Node provisioning uses each cloud's own identity system, so it needs a one-time permissions setup per cloud.
With one cluster on one cloud, the native console and autoscaler are usually simpler. DevZero pays off when you manage rightsizing, cost, or node provisioning across clusters on different infrastructure.
Connect a cluster to see overprovisioned workloads and idle capacity.