groundcover Now Supports Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Autopilot

groundcover has become an approved Google Kubernetes Engine Autopilot partner, enabling its eBPF-based observability sensor to run on Autopilot clusters through Google’s official allowlisting process for privileged workloads. GKE Autopilot manages infrastructure, scaling, node lifecycles, and security but restricts elevated-permission software, including many eBPF agents, to preserve its security model. The approval allows organizations to deploy groundcover without modifying applications or adding manual instrumentation, while collecting telemetry across infrastructure, Kubernetes workloads, applications, and AI services. groundcover positions the integration as a way for teams to retain Autopilot’s managed operational experience while gaining kernel-level, full-stack visibility for troubleshooting, monitoring AI workloads, and operating Kubernetes environments at scale.

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