Groundcover Becomes Approved GKE Autopilot Partner for Zero-Instrumentation Observability

groundcover has become an approved Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Autopilot partner. This partnership allows teams running new or existing GKE Autopilot clusters to install groundcover's eBPF sensor through Google's official partner allowlisting framework.

The zero-instrumentation eBPF sensor provides full-fidelity telemetry within minutes, capturing data across infrastructure, applications, Kubernetes workloads, and AI services on every node without sidecars, application code changes, or manual instrumentation.

'Autopilot enables teams to stop babysitting their infrastructure, and observability shouldn’t be the one place they still have to compromise,' said John Broad, Head of Partners & Alliances at groundcover. 'Getting approved as a partner workload means engineers get the same zero-instrumentation depth of visibility they'd get anywhere else, without breaking Autopilot's security model to do so.'