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Sentrilite Cloud Cost Visualizer
See exactly which Service is driving your Cloud Bill: Namespace -> Pod -> Container -> Process -> Cost Get a complete Service-level cost breakdown for network/egress/ingress and compute spend.
Sentrilite delivers tagless, real-time cloud cost attribution at the service level, going deeper than pod-level metrics to show exactly which process and which destination are driving every dollar of your AWS spend. Built for FinOps and Engineering teams who need cloud cost visibility that pod-level tools and billing API dashboards cannot deliver, without the manual tagging discipline most platforms require. WHAT YOU GET Tagless cost attribution. Sentrilite tracks every metric at the kernel level using eBPF and system call hooks, so no manual tagging or labeling is required. Get accurate per-service, per-node, and per-cluster cost breakdowns instantly, even on workloads that have never been tagged. Service-level granularity. Drill down through the full attribution chain: Namespace, Pod, Container, Process, Cost. See which service inside a pod is generating spend, not just which pod is hot. Most cost tools stop at pod or container level, leaving you with "this pod cost X" answers when you need "this Python script in this container talking to this S3 bucket cost X" answers. Destination-aware egress attribution. Bytes-out is half the story. Where they went is the other half, since same-AZ egress is free and public internet is 0.09 USD per GB. Sentrilite resolves every connection to its real hostname, so you see "50 GB to api.partner.com over the last hour" instead of "the pod sent 50 GB." Real-time bytes-to-dollars math. Raw byte counts are not actionable. Per-process, per-destination cost is. Sentrilite does the math live, applying region and traffic-class pricing rules so you see dollar figures attached to the exact PID and destination as events happen, not at month-end reconciliation. Custom cost rules. Define alert rules in JSON for egress spikes, daily or monthly cost ceilings per namespace, connections to specific destinations, or compute spikes. Rules hot-reload without restarts. Cost governance becomes code, version-controlled like everything else. One-click cost reports. Generate audit-ready Cost Intelligence reports as PDF, complete with full attribution chains, destination breakdowns, and remediation context for finance and engineering reviews. WHAT YOU DO NOT NEED No manual tagging. No code changes. No application restarts. No Prometheus stack required. No cloud billing API credentials. No agent in every pod. Just one privileged DaemonSet container per node, deployed via Helm or a single Docker command. WHERE IT RUNS AWS EKS, ECS on EC2, self-managed Kubernetes, and any Linux host. Multi-cloud deployments across GCP, Azure, on-premises bare metal, and hybrid environments are supported from the same agent. Sentrilite reads from the kernel, so it works the same way regardless of cloud provider, distribution, or orchestrator. WHO IT IS FOR FinOps practitioners who need accurate cost allocation without the tagging hygiene fight. Engineering teams who need to debug cost spikes the moment they happen, not at the end of the billing cycle. Platform teams running Kubernetes at scale who need per-process visibility their pod-level tools cannot provide. Anyone who has ever spent a day tracing a cost spike through CloudWatch logs, Cost Explorer, and SSH sessions to find the offending workload. HOW TO START Launch the AMI from AWS Marketplace, or run a single Docker command on any Linux host. The dashboard opens at port 8080 within 2 minutes of install, with live cost attribution data flowing immediately. No license key required for the first install. Free to try.
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- Cloud Cost Intelligence: Tagless Real-Time Cloud Cost Intelligence. Start saving on Cloud Spend in Minutes! Go beyond Pod-level abstractions and manual tagging. Get a complete Service-level cost breakdown for network/egress/ingress and compute.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Service-level cloud cost attribution using kernel-level - goes deeper than pod or container level with zero manual tagging Real-time egress cost breakdown across AWS, GCP, and Azure with cross-region and high-volume anomaly detection Compute cost intelligence with CPU and memory waste identification and idle pod detection One-click Cost Intelligence PDF report with full service-level breakdown, charts, and remediation guidance Runtime security engine with real-time detection of privilege escalation, namespace escapes, process masquerade, lateral movement, and zero-day threats Fully customizable Detection-As-Code rules - define your own detection logic in plain JSON One-click Vulnerability Assessment covering misconfigurations, exposed credentials, insecure file permissions, open ports, and unauthorized kernel modules Interactive real-time dashboard with WebSocket-based live alert feed Lightweight single-agent deployment - one Docker command or Helm chart, running in under 5 minutes Supports AWS EC2, EKS, bare metal, VMs, and hybrid on-premises workloads
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Open the dashboard on http://server-ip:8080 to see live telemetry and report generation for cloud cost, runtime security and vulnerability assessment.
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