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groundcover Inc. has launched the beta version of Autonomous Infrastructure, a feature that automatically adjusts CPU and memory requests for Kubernetes workloads based on actual behavior in production environments. According to SiliconANGLE, the technology comes from Wand Cloud, which groundcover acquired in September, and reuses production historical data already collected by groundcover sensors, so customers can view comparisons between request values and actual usage as well as estimated monthly savings without additional installation. During the beta period, only requests are adjusted, not limits, and upper and lower bounds and audit logs are in place; the beta is available free of charge to all groundcover customers running its sensors on Kubernetes.
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groundcover Turns Wand Acquisition Into Kubernetes Resource Auto-Tuning Beta
The observability company groundcover has launched the beta of Autonomous Infrastructure, which automatically adjusts the CPU and memory requests of Kubernetes workloads based on actual behavior in production environments; the technology comes from Wand Cloud, which it acquired in September. The feature reuses production historical data already collected by groundcover sensors, so customers can view comparisons between requested values and actual usage as well as estimated monthly savings without additional installation. During the beta, only requests are adjusted, not limits, and upper and lower bounds and audit logs are in place. The beta is available for free to all groundcover customers running its sensors on Kubernetes.