Wand automates Kubernetes resource optimization by continuously adjusting CPU and memory allocation based on real-time workload demands. Traditional methods like right-sizing or autoscaling often lag behind actual usage or require manual tuning - causing over-provisioning, performance issues, or unnecessary cloud spend.
Wand installs with a simple Helm chart and operates at the node level to keep infrastructure lean, responsive, and cost-effective. No complex configurations, no thresholds to define - just seamless, dynamic optimization that keeps your workloads efficient.
Whether you're running a single cluster or managing multiple environments, Wand helps platform and DevOps teams save time, reduce costs, and maximize application performance.
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This listing bills on a single dimension: the number of running pods. You make an annual commitment for a set number of running pods. A pod is measured by how long it runs, so a pod running two weeks counts as half a running pod. If your usage goes above your committed amount, monthly overage charges apply for the extra pods. Pricing scales directly with pod usage, so your cost rises or falls with how many pods run across your clusters.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one running pod for billing purposes?
A running pod is measured by how long it runs during the month, not by unique pod count. A pod running the full month counts as one. A pod running two weeks counts as half. This means partial-month workloads count proportionally toward your total.
What happens to my cost if pod usage rises above my committed amount?
Your annual commitment covers a set number of running pods. If your monthly usage goes above that amount, overage charges apply for the extra pods. This happens automatically, so your bill rises with the additional pods running beyond your commitment.
Does the number of clusters or workloads affect what I pay?
No. Billing is based only on running pods. You can run pods across any number of clusters and workloads without a separate charge for each. Only the total running pod count drives your cost.
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