How KorPro Works

Sign in to KorPro and go to Settings → Inspector. Copy your license key — the page shows ready-to-run install commands with your key already filled in.

• Free tier available — no credit card
• License key gates API access
• Manage all connected clusters from one dashboard
• Rotate keys anytime from Settings

Install the KorPro Inspector into each cluster with a single Helm command. RBAC, ServiceAccount, Secret, and a CronJob are created automatically.

• One-command Helm install
• Or download a CLI binary for Linux/macOS/Windows
• Auto-creates ClusterRole, ServiceAccount, and CronJob
• License key stored as a Kubernetes Secret

The Inspector runs inside your cluster: it validates RBAC permissions, scans for unused resources, builds a dependency graph, detects transitive orphans, and enriches every finding with cost estimates.

• RBAC pre-check before every scan
• Transitive orphan detection via dependency graph
• Cost enrichment for GKE, EKS, AKS
• Cluster health, efficiency & security scores

Findings are posted to your KorPro dashboard automatically. Your cluster appears under Settings → Inspector → Connected Clusters after the first scan (~1–2 min).

• Auto-detects provider, region, and cluster name
• Full orphan list with cost per resource
• Direct vs. transitive orphan classification
• Offline fallback to local JSON if API unreachable

The CronJob runs every 6 hours by default. Scan history, trends, and health scores update automatically so you can track your cleanup progress over time.

• Configurable schedule (default: every 6h)
• Scan history with per-scan metrics and trends
• Failed scans never overwrite previous valid data
• Auto-update notifications when a new Inspector version is available