Licensing for Kubernetes Monitoring

Licensing for Kubernetes monitoring

The licensing for the Kubernetes monitors is as follows:
 

Component

Licensing

Cluster

One cluster monitor consumes one basic monitor license

Nodes

One node monitor consumes two host licenses*


*The first 10 containers on each node are free. After that, every 10 additional containers require one host monitor license.
All the other workloads including Pods, DaemonSets, Deployments, StatefulSets, ReplicaSets, HPA, PV, PVC, and Namespaces will not consume any charges.

We also have a node-based licensing model for the enterprises. Contact support@site24x7.com.


   

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