Adopters
If you're using kube-green to save the emissions of CO2, please add your name to the list. It's a small contribution back to the project with a big impact. You can do it following the CONTRIBUTING.md.
| Organizations | Description of Use |
|---|---|
| Mia-Platform | Added kube-green to all no-prod environments that are turned off all nights and weekend. A lot of them are turned off till are not necessary. This is saving us more than 30% of resources! |
| Step4Business | We use KubeGreen to stop all non production environments on Saturdays, Sundays and nights so that we can save more than 30% of costs and help developers to improve their work life balance |
| Qonto | We use KubeGreen to stop all dev environments outside business hours (~10k pods on 3 clusters). This allowed us to save 40% of our AWS monthly bill. |
| Sopra Steria | We enable KubeGreen by default of our 3 mutualized platforms (based on Openshift) to stop all dev & tests workloads during the night and the weekends. |
| Radicalbit | We use KubeGreen to stop every non production environment on nights and weekends. This allowed us to save more than 20% on our GCP monthly bill, and we also feel we're doing good for our beloved planet by decrementing our CO2 emissions :-) |
| Supertext | With kube-green, we not only save a lot of money, but we also have a smaller footprint on our planet. We switch off non-productive nodes over night and over the weekend. The only missing piece, is to wake them up by the press of a button. But working on that. |
| Davidson Consulting | We have installed the kube-green operator on our OKD pre-production cluster in order to automatically scale-down the workloads in non-business hours. And, this helps a lot in reducing the resource consumption. |
| CloudRaft | We actively optimize Kubernetes infrastructure to reduce energy consumption and lower carbon footprint for development and test workloads, helping teams align with green technology goals and operational excellence. |
| Jump | We use KubeGreen to stop non-critical workloads in our dev environment outside business hours and wake up in the morning. We have saved 75% of our AWS EC2 instances monthly bill in our dev account. |
| Tasrie IT Services | We use kube-green to automatically schedule non-production Kubernetes workloads to sleep during off-hours by defining SleepInfo policies for namespaces and applications. This allows us to scale down idle Deployments and CronJobs during nights and weekends and safely restore them during working hours, reducing unnecessary resource consumption, lowering cloud costs, and supporting sustainability goals without impacting production workloads. |