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K8s Efficiency

The K8s Efficiency page shows how well your Kubernetes clusters are using the compute resources they've requested — helping you spot over-provisioned pods, tune requests, and cut waste across every cluster you're onboarded.

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Efficiency summary cards

Four cards at the top give you a quick read on the current month, each compared against the previous month:

  • Overall Efficiency — average overall efficiency across all clusters.

  • CPU Efficiency — average CPU usage relative to CPU requested, across all clusters.

  • Memory Efficiency — average memory usage relative to memory requested, across all clusters.

  • GPU Efficiency — average GPU usage relative to GPU capacity, across all clusters.

Click the ⓘ icon on any card to see its definition without leaving the page.

K8s Efficiency Chart

A bar chart tracking efficiency over time, with three controls:

  • Period — Last 1 month, Last 3 months, Last 6 months (default), Last 12 months, or a custom range.

  • Y-Axis — switch the chart between Overall Efficiency, CPU Efficiency, or Memory Efficiency.

  • Filter By — narrow the chart down by Provider, Cluster, Node Pool, Node, Namespace, Controller Kind, or Location. Each category expands to let you pick specific values, and there's a search box if you're looking for something specific. Clear All resets every filter at once.

[Screenshot 2 goes here — the expanded "Filter By" panel showing the Provider / Cluster / Node Pool / Node / Namespace / Controller Kind / Location tree]

Geo Chart

A world map showing where your efficiency data is coming from geographically. Use the Region dropdown to zoom into a specific part of the world instead of the global default.

K8s Efficiency Items

Below the charts, this table lists the individual pods (or other resource types) behind the numbers for the selected month.

[Screenshot 3 goes here — the K8s Efficiency Items table with its columns and a few data rows]

  • Columns shown by default: Month, Type, Name, Cluster, Namespace, CPU Efficiency, Mem Efficiency, Overall Efficiency, Pods Count.

  • Also available, hidden by default: ID, Location, Node, Pod — click the gear icon above the table to turn any of these on or off.

  • Click any column header to sort by it.

  • Use the Search box to filter rows by name or any visible field.

  • The download icon exports the current table view.