Introducing Randoli Observability and Cost Management

April 2, 2025
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Observability
Cost Management

At Randoli, we’ve always been driven by a mission to make observability efficient, accessible & affordable through innovation and open standards.

With direct feedback from customers and a keen understanding of the diverse needs within modern cloud-native environments, we’re excited to announce a strategic split of our flagship platform into two focused solutions:

  • Observability for Kubernetes 
  • Cost Management for Kubernetes. 

This decision allows us to address distinct challenges more precisely, delivering deeper insights for engineers, operators & management while preserving the unified observability experience our users value.

Why We Made This Decision

As Kubernetes teams evolved, so did their needs—and we made this change to better reflect how our users operate and what they need from us. Here’s the thinking behind it.

1. Clear Messaging

The product split helps us to provide simplified focused messaging and competitor comparisons allowing our customers to make informed decisions.

2. Use what you need

This allows customers to pick the solution they need the most whether it’s APM & Observability, Cost Management or all of the above. Coupled with predictable & transparent pricing, it provides customers with a clear set of choices.

3. Unified Observability is still Our Vision

We firmly believe that Cost Management is more effective when there is a feedback loop (from a performance perspective). Therefore customers using both solutions will get a unified and streamlined view of both within a single console.

This split isn’t just about features—it’s about alignment. By splitting observability and cost management, Randoli aligns more closely with user needs, eliminating compromises, offering transparent & predictable pricing, and delivering purpose-built solutions.

Observability for Kubernetes: Precise Insights Without the Noise

Kubernetes observability has always overwhelmed teams with endless streams of logs, metrics, and traces, making it challenging to identify root causes or optimize performance quickly. Teams need deep visibility to troubleshoot issues, but tools often drown them in data—spiraling costs, slowing response times, and exposing sensitive logs.

At Randoli, we’ve redefined observability to cut through the noise, delivering precise insights where they matter most.

Key Highlights

  • In-Cluster Log Analysis: 90% Lower Data Costs & Enhanced Security
    Analyze logs directly within your Kubernetes clusters, eliminating expensive data transfers. Quickly detect errors or vulnerabilities while maintaining data privacy and drastically reducing egress fees.

  • Smart Instrumentation with OpenTelemetry & eBPF
    Automatically capture relevant metrics and traces during incidents. eBPF provides kernel-level visibility with minimal performance overhead, ensuring detailed insights without overwhelming your infrastructure.

  • AI-Driven Remediation: Faster Incident Response
    Automatically resolve common incidents, such as OOMKilled events, with AI-powered runbooks. This reduces Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) by up to 40%, allowing engineers to focus on higher-value tasks.

  • Transparent Pricing: Pay Only for What You Use
    Predictable, transparent pricing starts at $0.04/node/hour, ensuring significant cost savings up to 60% compared to other vendors.

For engineers, this means faster troubleshooting. For leaders, it’s predictable pricing and reduced vendor sprawl. By reducing observability noise and enhancing data relevance, we empower teams to troubleshoot faster, optimize resource consumption, and maintain resilient Kubernetes environments. 

Try Randoli Observability free for 30 days or explore the features to see how we simplify Kubernetes observability for you.

Observability Console

Cost Management for Kubernetes: Optimize Spend, Maximize Efficiency

Managing Kubernetes spend can be complex and unpredictable. Without precise visibility, teams often struggle with inefficient resource allocation, inaccurate forecasting, and hidden waste.

With our Cost Management solution, we've redefined Kubernetes cost management to deliver clarity, precision, and actionable insights, ensuring you never pay more than necessary.

Key Highlights

  • Instant Cost Visibility & Proactive Alerts
    Gain instant, granular visibility into Kubernetes spending across clusters, namespaces, workloads, and individual resources. Get automated context-aware cost alerts, so you're immediately notified of unexpected spending spikes, enabling proactive budget control.

  • Intelligent Rightsizing & Dormant Workload Detection
    Instantly identify idle or oversized workloads draining your budget. Get precise rightsizing recommendations to optimize resource allocation, maximize performance, and significantly reduce unnecessary cloud spend—while maintaining workload stability.

  • Automated Chargeback & Granular Cost Allocation
    Seamlessly allocate Kubernetes costs across teams or projects with dynamic, usage-based pricing models. Automate chargebacks accurately with granular cost attribution, empowering your teams with transparency and accountability for every dollar spent.

For FinOps teams, this translates into precise financial control and smarter resource management. For business leaders, it means greater predictability and confidence in infrastructure budgeting decisions.

Try Randoli Cost Management free for 30 days or dive deeper into the features to see how Randoli makes Kubernetes cost management simple, accurate, and effective.

Cost Management Console

A Unified Solution: Bridging Observability and Cost Management

While specialized solutions for observability and cost management offer precision and clarity, many organizations benefit significantly from combining these insights under a single unified view.

At Randoli, we understand that technical performance and financial efficiency often intersect: performance degradation frequently results in higher cloud costs, while financial spikes can signal deeper infrastructure inefficiencies.

To address this, we offer seamless integration between our specialized Observability and Cost Management solutions, creating a holistic Kubernetes management experience. Engineers can gain deep visibility into application performance issues and instantly understand their cost implications, allowing faster troubleshooting and optimized resource utilization. Simultaneously, FinOps teams achieve precise cost attribution and real-time budgetary control, correlating technical incidents directly to spending patterns.

This unified approach empowers both engineering and financial teams, breaking down operational silos. Executives benefit from clear insights into how technical performance translates into financial outcomes, enhancing strategic decision-making at every level.

Explore our unified platform today and discover how Randoli simplifies the complexity of managing Kubernetes—bridging technical depth with financial clarity for true end-to-end control.

Get Started Today

Whether you're an engineer striving for deeper Kubernetes insights or a FinOps leader looking to achieve precise control over infrastructure spending, Randoli has tailored solutions to simplify your Kubernetes operations:

  • Observability for Kubernetes: Cut through observability noise, accelerate troubleshooting, and achieve clearer insights with smart instrumentation and automated remediation.
  • Cost Management for Kubernetes: Gain financial visibility, automate accurate chargebacks, and eliminate resource waste with precision cost analysis and optimization tools.

Experience firsthand how Randoli makes Kubernetes simpler, more transparent, and efficient—without compromise. Sign up today for a free 30-day trial or talk to us and start transforming the way you manage Kubernetes.

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