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Krossboard

7.2#2 in kubernetes cost management softwareFree plan
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PerfectScale

6.1#8 in kubernetes cost management softwareFree plan
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FactKrossboardPerfectScale
DeploymentThe Kubernetes Operator deploys and manages Krossboard instances as Kubernetes pods.PerfectScale is available as managed SaaS or on-premise self-hosted software, and its agent can be deployed with Helm.
IntegrationsThe documentation names Google BigQuery, AWS Athena, Azure Synapse, Tableau and Microsoft Excel as external tools suitable for exported data.Listed integrations include AWS CUR, Azure Cost Management, GCP Cloud Billing, DoiT, Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Argo CD, Helm, Grafana, Datadog, Prometheus, and identity providers.
PurposeKrossboard tracks Kubernetes cluster usage over time to support cost allocation and capacity planning.PerfectScale continuously optimizes Kubernetes to reduce cloud costs while improving cluster performance and availability.
SupportThe free plan lists no support; Enterprise includes one year and Enterprise Advanced up to three years of access to maintained versions for bug and security fixes.PerfectScale documentation directs users to ask questions in its Slack community or contact support by email.

Krossboard plans

  • ALWAYS FREEFree
  • ENTERPRISEPriced on request
  • ENTERPRISE ADVANCEDPriced on request

PerfectScale plans

  • FreeFree
  • ExpertPriced on request
  • AdvancedPriced on request

Pick Krossboard if…

Krossboard suits teams that need usage analytics across Kubernetes clusters for allocation or capacity planning. The free plan may fit users who do not need managed-cluster discovery or support.

Pick PerfectScale if…

PerfectScale may suit DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineering teams responsible for Kubernetes costs, workload sizing, and availability. Its deployment options cover cloud and on-premises environments.

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