A Codiac feature that powers down non-production Kubernetes workloads on a schedule, eliminating wasted cloud spend.

How much does Zombie Mode save?

Teams typically save up to 65% on non-production cloud costs by shutting down idle workloads during off-hours.

Your Team Works 40 Hours.
Your Clusters Work 168 Hours.
Who Approved That?

Zombie Mode turns off your Kubernetes apps in Dev, QA, and Staging on a schedule and turns them back on before your team logs in.

Zombie mode

Non-prod is the silent cloud bill killer. All those dev, QA, UAT, and testing namespaces stay up 24/7 even though your team works ~40 hours a week. Zombie Mode is a simple, mechanical scheduler for Kubernetes that powers down non-prod workloads nights and weekends. No GitOps surgery, no Terraform rewrite.

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Stop the Bleeding Now

What Zombie Mode Actually Does

It’s not an optimizer. It’s a timer.

You tell it: “Dev and QA go to sleep at 6:30 pm, wake up at 7:30 am, stay off all weekend.”
Zombie Mode: finds those workloads → scales them down safely → brings them back up on schedule.No billing access, no agents in your cloud account, no AI guessing. Just Kubernetes objects on a schedule.

How it Works (k8s-specific)

Install It For Free

No upfront cost, no credit card required. Connect your clusters in minutes.

Pick What Sleeps

Set your off-hours schedule. Example: 6 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weekdays + full weekends.

Arm Zombie Mode

That's it. All workloads scale to zero automatically.

Auto-Resurrection

On first deploy or ping, every pod returns exactly as you left it.

Why it Saves Real Money

Most non-prod runs idle 60–70% of the time
Turning off apps, with auto-scaled nodes, is where the dollars are
If 3 of your 10 clusters slip into Extended Support in 2025, your cloud bill can double for those clusters — sleeping non-prod makes staying current a lot less risky
Starting in 2025, extended-support Kubernetes versions can cost up to 6x more. If you forget to upgrade even 3 of your 20 clusters, your cloud spend can double. Sleeping non-prod gives you room to fix it before it hits the bill.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a cost analytics tool?
No. It’s mechanical. You set the schedule. Zombie Mode shuts down the K8s workloads and brings them back up.
Will this break CI/CD?
No. Your pipelines will still deploy. If an app is asleep, it will come back up with the latest image/config
What does it work on?
Kubernetes workloads (Deployments, StatefulSets) in your dev/QA/staging/test namespaces. Fleet-wide.
Do you need cloud billing permissions?
No. We calculate savings based on your cluster/node profile and the hours we put your workloads to sleep.
Can I start with just one cluster?
Yes. Most teams start with dev → add QA → then roll it out to every non-prod.

Your Team Works 40 Hours.
Your Clusters Work 168 Hours.
Who Approved That?

Zombie Mode turns off your Kubernetes apps in Dev, QA, and Staging on a schedule and turns them back on before your team logs in.

See How Much You Can Save

Estimated Monthly Waste:

Estimated Savings:

Your Cost:

Net Savings:

What Zombie Mode Actually Does

Install It For Free

Pick What Sleeps

Arm Zombie Mode

Auto-Resurrection

Why it Saves Real Money

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Team Works 40 Hours.Your Clusters Work 168 Hours.Who Approved That?

Zombie Mode turns off your Kubernetes apps in Dev, QA, and Staging on a schedule and turns them back on before your team logs in.

See How Much You Can Save

Estimated Monthly Waste:

Estimated Savings:

Your Cost:

Net Savings:

What Zombie Mode Actually Does

Install It For Free

Pick What Sleeps

Arm Zombie Mode

Auto-Resurrection

Why it Saves Real Money

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Team Works 40 Hours.
Your Clusters Work 168 Hours.
Who Approved That?