One Overview
A block for every catalog you connect, and one list of what needs attention across all of them, critical first.
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Connect the platforms you run, Kubernetes now and databases next, each through one small read-only agent. See what is running, what it costs and what needs attention in a single place.
One agent per platform · Read-only · Outbound connection only
Infrastructure is spread across consoles, dashboards and teams. Fleetscope puts it in one model: one way to connect, one place to look and one set of safety rules, whatever the platform.
Each platform is a catalog with its own small read-only agent. Connect the ones you run and they appear in the same Overview. Missing one? Tell us which platform you want next.
What is running? What does it cost? What changed? What needs me now? You ask them once, whatever the platform.
A block for every catalog you connect, and one list of what needs attention across all of them, critical first.
Checks for the problems each platform tends to have, with what to do about them. Fixed problems close by themselves.
Critical findings and their resolution go to Slack, Telegram or Google Chat. Email is next.
A timeline of deploys, scaling and configuration changes, next to the charts, with a side-by-side diff.
What it costs to run, per cluster, namespace and workload, what sits idle, and a smaller request to copy.
Who signed in, who read a log or a spec, and who changed what, kept for 90 days.
Kubernetes is where Fleetscope starts, so it goes the furthest: GKE, EKS, AKS and self-managed clusters in one place.
Charts from 5 minutes to 30 days with requests, limits and allocatable; idle requests are hatched, overuse is red.
Per workload, a suggested request from the last 7 days and the YAML to paste, with a confidence level.
Current and latest version, when support ends and what is in the way, per cluster.
The path from gateway to pod, and container logs on request, read-only.
The same three steps for every catalog. For Kubernetes the agent installs with Helm.
Choose the platform in the Catalog and give the connection a name and an environment. Fleetscope gives you a one-time install command.
A small read-only agent runs next to what it watches and connects outbound. No port opens on your side.
Data appears within seconds, and the block of that catalog joins the Overview.
Whatever the platform, the agent follows the same rules.
We are building what single-tool dashboards cannot: what changed, what it costs, what is wasted and what will break, across everything you run.
Fleet overview, usage against requests, change timeline, findings, alerts, logs, traffic map, upgrade plan, cost and waste (GKE) and audit log.
PostgreSQL first, then MongoDB, MySQL and Redis, each with its own read-only agent and the same Overview, findings and alerts. Email alerts and real billing data through an optional cloud link.
More of the infrastructure you run, plus teams, roles and single sign-on. Shaped by what the teams in the beta ask for.
A shared trial environment is open for early users. Connect a cluster, explore the product and tell us what you think. Here is what to expect.
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We are opening Fleetscope to a small number of teams, starting with those that run Kubernetes. Free during the beta, and your feedback shapes which platform comes next.
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