> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.perfectscale.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization.md).

# Visibility & Optimization

- [Clusters' metrics overview](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/clusters-metrics-overview.md): Overview provides advanced visibility to the most important metrics per each cluster, allowing you to prioritize which cluster needs to focus on
- [Podfit | vertical pod right-sizing](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/podfit-or-vertical-pod-right-sizing.md): Explore a granular, comprehensive view of your clusters' health and costs, identify and prioritize areas that need attention while autonomously optimizing workloads
- [Understanding 'At Risk' indicators](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/podfit-or-vertical-pod-right-sizing/understanding-at-risk-indicators.md): Explore wide range of 'At Risk' indicators that PerfectScale provides
- [LimitRange and ResourceQuota](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/podfit-or-vertical-pod-right-sizing/limitrange-and-resourcequota.md): This page explains how PerfectScale handles LimitRange and ResourceQuota in your clusters, ensuring compliance with your specified resource allocation constraints
- [Muted workload](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/podfit-or-vertical-pod-right-sizing/muted-workload.md): Understand the impact of muted workloads on various metric calculations
- [Infrafit | node right-sizing](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/infrafit-or-node-right-sizing.md): InfraFit is an advanced feature that provides a granular view of resource allocation across the various nodes supporting your Kubernetes clusters
- [Node group view](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/infrafit-or-node-right-sizing/node-group-view.md): Gain insights and identify the most impactful optimization opportunities within the node groups
- [Node type view](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/infrafit-or-node-right-sizing/node-type-view.md): Explore the node type view of Infrafit
- [GPU optimization](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/gpu-optimization.md): Reduce cloud GPU costs with real-time utilization visibility and insights
- [Java containers](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/java-containers.md): Optimize Java containers with granular visibility and tailored recommendations
- [Karpenter optimization](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/karpenter-optimization.md): Maximize Karpenter efficiency with granular visibility and data-driven recommendations
- [Trends monitoring](https://docs.perfectscale.io/visibility-and-optimization/trends-monitoring.md): Unlocks granular visibility and in-depth insight into costs, waste, and risk metrics over time


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