Why run an assessment?
Lifecycle
What is outdated, unsupported, or approaching a required upgrade?
Vulnerabilities
Which CVEs, images, and components require immediate remediation?
Capacity
Where are resources, performance, or costs already under pressure?
Prioritization
What needs to be prioritized before the next change, migration, or incident?
How it works
01
Context discovery
A technical discussion about your operations, current environment, and what prompted the assessment. The scope is defined together.
Environment
Fleet
Priorities
Scope
02
Environment review
Data is collected locally, with nothing installed in your clusters and no disruption to operations.
Inventory
Workloads
Capacity
Security posture
03
Context-aware analysis
Checks are tailored to the platform in use and its native security policies.
OpenShift / SCCs
Kubernetes / PSA
Technical score
04
Prioritized action plan
What to address first, what can wait, and the rationale behind each decision.
Impact
Severity
Effort
Next steps
What you get
THE ASSESSMENT KIT
Fleet Dashboard
A consolidated view of your fleet, including the number of clusters and nodes, versions, status, health, security posture, and scan dates.
Architecture report
Recommendations based on the analysis of clusters, nodes, capacity, networking, storage, operators, and deployments.
CVEs and misconfigurations
A review of vulnerabilities, CVEs, and configuration issues identified across the assessed clusters.
Interactive presentation
An executive assessment readout, delivered as a slide deck to support investment decisions.
Prioritized action plan
An execution-ready list of tasks, ordered by priority for your team.
FAQ
Does the assessment disrupt operations?
No. Nothing is installed in your clusters. Checks run locally with read-only access and no impact on operations.
What does Getup deliver at the end of the assessment?
A fleet dashboard, individual cluster scores, health, capacity, and lifecycle/EOL analysis, CVE and misconfiguration scanning, and a prioritized action plan.
Do I need to define the scope before requesting an assessment?
No. Bring whatever information you already have about your operations. The scope is defined together during the initial technical discussion.
Which Kubernetes environments can be assessed?
Any Kubernetes environment, whether vanilla or managed, including RKE2, EKS, AKS, GKE, and OpenShift.
Does the assessment replace my existing tools?
No. It consolidates and interprets environment data to support diagnosis, prioritization, and decision-making.
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