Kubius · Metrics & charts

CPU and memory charts, without standing up Prometheus

Time-series usage for pods, nodes and whole workloads - with request, limit and capacity reference lines - straight from the metrics API your cluster already has.

Works with Google GKE, Amazon EKS, Azure AKS, DigitalOcean, self-managed & more · macOS Sonoma (14) or later

The graphs you'd build a dashboard for

Live time-series

CPU and memory charts that update as Kubius polls the metrics API - for a single pod, a node, or an aggregated workload.

Request & limit lines

Every chart overlays request, limit and node capacity reference lines, so throttling risk and OOM headroom are obvious at a glance.

Node pressure & ephemeral

Per-node CPU, memory, pod count and ephemeral-storage charts - spot the saturated node before it starts evicting.

Export any chart

Save any chart as a transparent or white PNG, or as SVG with the live cells and legend - drop it straight into a doc or ticket.

Units your way

Display memory as MB or MiB and CPU as cores or millicores - a preference Kubius honours consistently across every chart and table.

Nothing to deploy

It reads metrics-server, the API your cluster almost certainly already runs. No Prometheus, no Grafana, no agents, no data egress.

Skip the dashboard build

The usage view you'd normally wire up Grafana for

If your cluster runs metrics-server, you already have everything Kubius needs.

  • Live CPU and memory time-series
  • Request, limit and capacity reference lines
  • Per-node pressure and ephemeral-storage charts
  • Chart export to PNG and SVG
  • MB/MiB and cores/millicores, your choice
  • No Prometheus, Grafana or agents to deploy

Simple, one-time pricing

Pay once. No subscription.

One-time licence from €49 - no subscription. 14-day free trial, no card required.

Free 14-day trial · macOS Sonoma (14) or later · No agents, nothing to install in-cluster

Questions, answered

Do I need Prometheus or Grafana?

No. Kubius reads the standard Kubernetes metrics API (metrics-server), which most clusters already run. There's nothing to deploy and no dashboards to build.

What if metrics-server isn't installed?

Charts need the metrics API to be present. Everything else in Kubius - lists, logs, events, YAML - works without it; install metrics-server to light up the charts.

Can I get the charts out of the app?

Yes - export any chart as a transparent or white PNG, or as SVG with the live cells and legend, ready to drop into a doc or ticket.

See cluster usage without building a dashboard