Complete Kubernetes monitoring, made easy

Full coverage of your Kubernetes environments - all in one centralized place. Track the health and utilization of all your Kubernetes entities from nodes to containers and workloads, and easily detect infrastructure failures like container crashes or over-utilization.

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Cover your entire Kubernetes stack

Running Kubernetes applications demands complete visibility — not just into the performance of your clusters, but also into the health of the pods, deployments, and services that power them. groundcover delivers this visibility out of the box, with a zero-instrumentation approach that captures every event across your environment in real time. From a high-level cluster overview down to the most granular pod insights, groundcover makes it effortless to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize Kubernetes workloads with unmatched speed and clarity.

  • Multi-cluster monitoring — in one
    centralized place

    Track the health and utilization of all your Kubernetes clusters, in one view, with all the context and drill-down you need.

  • Kubernetes-native troubleshooting

    Automatically detect infrastructure related failures like container crashes or over-utilization, and correlate infrastructure events and configuration changes to application level insights.

  • Visualize your infrastructure

    View and analyze your clusters, nodes and pods that power your applications, with out-of-the-box visualizations and dashboards.

Run everywhere you run Kubernetes

groundcover runs natively on any Kubernetes distribution, from managed services like AWS EKS, Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to self-hosted clusters. Because it’s built to be Kubernetes-native, setup is effortless and coverage is complete — wherever your workloads run.

  • EKS

  • GKE

  • AKS

  • Red Hat
    OpenShift

  • Rancher

Search and drill-down into any Kubernetes resource

  • Monitor cluster health, resource usage, and node activity at a glance

  • Filter and group resources natively with the right Kubernetes hierarchy and tags

  • Track CPU and memory utilization across nodes, pods, and containers

Track and understand every configuration change

  • See configuration changes over time with full deployment YAML history

  • Correlate config changes with infra and application metrics for deep context

  • Monitor pod lifecycle events — running, deleted, failed, or completed, effortlessly

Stay ahead of Kubernetes events and crashes

  • Centralize all Kubernetes events in a single, contextualized events screen

  • Correlate events with infrastructure and application activity for faster root-cause analysis

  • Set monitors on critical conditions like OOM kills and pod crashes

See your infrastructure, your way

  • Explore infrastructure metrics and events with ease

  • Build collaborative dashboards that give a clear, shareable view of your environment

  • Get both high-level overviews and detailed insights in one unified experience

Full observability, tailored for Kubernetes

  • Manage logs, traces, and infrastructure metrics — all built around Kubernetes context

  • Filter and group data by namespaces, clusters, pods, and more

  • Automatically correlate infrastructure events and metrics with your logs and traces

Cover your entire Kubernetes stack, instantly

With groundcover, you get full-stack observability the moment you deploy. From infrastructure and workloads to applications and configurations, every layer of your Kubernetes environment is monitored natively — so you can spot issues and take action without delay.

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FAQs

What Kubernetes platforms does groundcover support?

groundcover runs natively on all Kubernetes distributions, including EKS, GKE, AKS, OpenShift, Rancher, and self-managed clusters.

Does groundcover store my data?

No, groundcover uses a BYOC (Bring Your Own Cloud) model, keeping all observability data inside your Kubernetes environment.

How is groundcover different from other Kubernetes monitoring tools?

groundcover delivers eBPF-powered observability with zero instrumentation, full Kubernetes context (namespaces, clusters, pods), and predictable, host-based pricing.

Can groundcover track configuration changes and events in my Kubernetes stack?

Yes — groundcover records deployment YAML changes, ConfigMaps, pod lifecycle events, and correlates them with metrics and logs for full context.

How is groundcover deployed on Kubernetes?

groundcover is installed as a lightweight DaemonSet in your clusters, providing instant, full-stack visibility without code changes.

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