One Problem at a Time

Separate discovery, selection, and places

Read workload inventory and organization-wide coverage without confusing selection with optimization.

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One Problem at a Time · Episode 3 · 1:14

Do you know which AKS workloads are consuming your capacity?

Read workload inventory and organization-wide coverage without confusing selection with optimization.

Recorded test-environment figures dated November 4, 2026. The place-count explanation applies to fixed-place subscriptions. Unlimited plans do not count places, and Trials do not have a purchased-place pool. The illustrated 50-place allowance and workload counts are examples, not a plan offer or Trial limit. A Microsoft-managed SYSTEM workload uses a place only when explicitly selected under a fixed-place subscription; RATIVERA offers no changes for it. This is not a workload-protection guarantee.

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Your AKS clusters run dozens of Deployments. Which ones are actually being assessed? And which ones are using your capacity?

Discovery is everything RATIVERA finds running in your clusters. Selection is the smaller set you choose to have evidence collected and assessed.

Selected does not mean optimized. Some selected workloads reach a conclusion. Others have insufficient evidence, and no recommendation is made until it arrives.

Microsoft-managed system workloads are shown for information, and RATIVERA offers no changes for them. They hold a place only if you select them.

Your subscription includes a set number of places, and each selected workload holds one. Places are shared by every cluster in your whole organization.

Each cluster's view shows how it contributes, so the cluster numbers and the organization total reconcile.

With one inventory, engineers can see where attention is needed: workloads waiting for evidence, workloads not yet selected, and recommendations ready for review.

RATIVERA. Understanding Kubernetes, one problem at a time.

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