65% of containers use less than half their requested CPU and memory. Wave finds the waste — and eliminates it.
Kubernetes clusters accumulate waste from three sources: over-provisioned containers that developers sized by gut feel, idle nodes that linger after deployments change, and orphaned Persistent Volumes that no one cleaned up. CNCF and Flexera data consistently show 65%+ of containers running below 50% utilization — yet teams are afraid to right-size because they don't trust the numbers.
Developers over-request CPU and memory to stay safe, and nothing tells them what the workload actually needs. Result: 65%+ of containers run under 50% utilization, and you pay for capacity that never moves.
Nodes accumulate from old deployments, misaligned autoscalers, or Karpenter configurations that don't consolidate well. You don't know which nodes are idle until someone audits manually.
Persistent Volumes outlive the workloads that created them. No one tracks orphans, no one cleans up, and the storage line on your invoice keeps growing.
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