Coralogix Kubernetes Monitoring provides a live, searchable view of Kubernetes environments through web and API access. Users can search multiple clusters together, retain context and history, and drill into dashboards and details. Configuration troubleshooting correlates YAML changes, version updates, and rollout history with spikes or failures. Deep filtering and resource-level metrics help identify noisy neighbors, failing pods, and misbehaving nodes. Time-based analysis can replay an environment moment while combining CPU, memory, lifecycle events, metrics, logs, and events. Users can pivot from pod metrics to related logs and traces and connect Kubernetes health with applications. Data can stream through OpenTelemetry; named integrations include Amazon EKS, Google GKE, Kubernetes OpenTelemetry, Fluent Bit Helm Chart for Kubernetes, and Prometheus. Pricing starts at 0.06 USD per month per GB, and a 14-day full-feature trial requires no credit card.
Who it is for
This service suits teams operating Kubernetes clusters that need cross-cluster search, resource metrics, runtime events, logs, traces, and configuration troubleshooting. It is also relevant to organizations requiring listed access controls and compliance materials.
What is good
- Live searchable Kubernetes environment view
- Multi-cluster search and drill-downs
- Correlates configuration changes with failures
- OpenTelemetry streaming
- 14-day trial without credit card
What to know first
- No free plan
- Trial quota is 8 units
- Pricing is usage-based per GB or tokens
- Kubernetes is the supported platform
Verdict
Coralogix Kubernetes Monitoring combines cluster visibility with metrics, logs, traces, events, and configuration history. Its trial provides full features for 14 days, while paid plans cover metrics, traces, logs, and AI usage.
Coralogix Kubernetes Monitoring plans and pricing
All plansCompared on Kubernetes monitoring
- Free plan
- No
- Supported platforms
- Kubernetes
- Container metrics
- Yes
- Resource alerts
- Yes
- Runtime events
- Yes
- Container log collection
- Yes
