Kubernetes just got a whole lot clearer with Spyglass. We are a one-stop shop for cluster health metrics, cluster visualization, and cost optimization.
Spyglass is an open-source tool developed by OSLabs for monitoring Kubernetes cluster metrics and tracking cluster deployment costs. It provides users with a centralized dashboard to analyze cluster performance and cost data. With a user-friendly interface, powered by Kubeview, users can visualize clusters and resources and access detailed charts and graphs powered by Prometheus and Grafana. Spyglass also offers cost projections powered by Kubecost to efficiently manage Kubernetes expenses.
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