KUBERNETES EFFICIENCY ENGINEERING

Cut Kubernetes costs.
Not production reliability.

Cost tools tell you what might save money. We determine what is actually safe — then engineer the change.

AWS + EKS context Production-first engineering
AWS / EKS
LIVE CLUSTER ANALYZING
01 / WASTE DETECTEDLow utilization ≠ safe to downsize.
node-01READY
capacity72%
node-02READY
capacity61%
node-03READY
capacity29%
EFFICIENCY ENGINEchecking HPA · affinity · headroom
INFRASTRUCTURE HEALTH92 / 100
Production safety Reviewing
Idle capacity29%AWAITING REVIEW
THE REAL PROBLEM

Your cloud bill isn't the whole problem.

Infrastructure can look underutilized and still have no safe scheduling headroom. Changing capacity without understanding workload behavior is where cost-cutting becomes an incident.

Oversized Kubernetes requestsBadly configured HPAIdle AWS resourcesExpensive storage & log retentionUnoptimized node groupsPoor Spot utilization
AGGRESSIVE CAPACITY CUTRISK DETECTED !
Pending podsOOMKillsIncreased latencyFailed autoscalingNode pressureProduction incidents

Saving money isn't useful if it makes your platform fragile.

THE DIFFERENCE

Recommendations are easy.
Safe optimization is hard.

A saving is only valuable if production remains healthy.

TRADITIONAL OPTIMIZATION TOOL
CPU utilization28%

Recommendation

Downsize node

Potential saving$480/month
! Missing workload context
KUBEEFFICIENT ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
CPU28%Memory headroomLowHPA workloads3 activePeak traffic9 PM

Do not downsize yet.

  1. Right-size requests
  2. Adjust HPA behavior
  3. Add safe autoscaling capacity
  4. Validate peak behavior
  5. Then consolidate nodes
● Production-safe path identified
Detects waste Determines whether it's safeLooks at metrics Looks at architecture + trafficShows savings Helps realize them safely
WHAT WE DO

Efficiency work, grounded in engineering.

Explore services
01

Kubernetes Efficiency Assessment

Requests, limits, HPA, scheduling, node pools, Spot usage and the capacity behavior behind them.

02

AWS Infrastructure Cost Review

EC2, EBS, RDS/Aurora, NAT, load balancers, CloudWatch and OpenSearch—viewed in context.

03

Production Reliability Review

Headroom, scaling, HA, observability and failure paths assessed before capacity changes.

04

Infrastructure-as-Code Review

Terraform, Helm and GitOps configuration examined for repeatable, safe improvements.

05

Optimization Implementation

The engineering changes, rollout plan and production validation—not just a report.

HOW IT WORKS

A clear path from signal to safe change.

We keep the work practical: understand the system, identify the real constraints, and validate change in the environment that matters.

01

Discover

AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform and application architecture.

02

Measure

Cost, CPU, memory, traffic, storage and capacity.

03

Identify

Waste, reliability risks and optimization opportunities.

04

Engineer

Terraform and Kubernetes changes with a rollout plan.

05

Validate

Stability, performance, capacity and savings.

EXAMPLE ANALYSIS DEMONSTRATION ONLY

See the difference context makes.

This illustrative EKS review shows the type of questions that come before an optimization plan.

18nodes in
EKS cluster
01

6 workloads over-request memory

02

4 workloads use inefficient HPA thresholds

03

3 nodes consistently underutilized

04

Spot possible for stateless workloads

Potential opportunities identified.
Production-safe implementation plan created.

BUILT ON THE REAL STACK

Fluent where your infrastructure lives.

AWSKubernetesEKSTerraformDockerHelmArgo CDFluxPrometheusGrafanaOpenSearchGitHub ActionsJenkins
WHO THIS IS FOR

Built for teams running serious infrastructure.

For CTOs, engineering leaders and platform teams who need an informed path to lower cloud spend.

✓ AWS spend increasing every month✓ Kubernetes / EKS in production✓ Terraform and multiple environments✓ Autoscaled workloads✓ No dedicated FinOps engineering team
Akshay Tyagi
FOUNDER

Akshay Tyagi

Senior DevOps / Platform Engineer

KubeEfficient comes from hands-on production engineering: operating Kubernetes, planning infrastructure capacity, diagnosing incidents, and making cloud systems more efficient without losing the reliability teams depend on.

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START WITH CLARITY

Find where infrastructure is wasting money — without putting production at risk.

Bring the context. We'll help find the safe path forward.

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