Your Kubernetes fleet and data services, in one control plane.

Battani runs on your infrastructure and stores its application data in your database. Online licenses contact the license server for validation. If you enable an external AI provider, the context needed for your requests is sent to that provider; choose the provider and access settings to fit your environment.

The features are identical. An online license is validated periodically against our license server and can be billed monthly or yearly. An offline license is a signed key bound to the installation for environments without internet access; it is sold yearly and updates are delivered as offline packages.

Your clusters and workloads are not affected and no data is deleted; Battani is only a management layer. If your usage fits the free mode (1 active user, 1 cluster), Battani keeps running in free mode. If there are more users or clusters, only system administrators can sign in, to activate or renew a license or to deactivate users and clusters; everyone else sees a message explaining why. As soon as a renewed key is activated, full use is restored. We contact you about renewal before the end date.

Every installation without an active license can run with 1 active user, 1 cluster and no teams, with no time limit or license key. Data connections are limited to 3 in total and 1 per service type. Add a license on the same installation when you need more capacity. AI uses your configured provider and may incur provider fees.

A user is an active account in Battani (including LDAP users); you license the number of users you need. A license user is a named account; the same account cannot be signed in on two devices at once. Pricing is graduated: users 1–9 are billed at the base price, and every user from the 10th on at the lower price. Paid licenses have no cluster or team limit, and node and pod counts are not limited either. Free use is limited to 1 user and 1 cluster, without teams.

The assistant uses the provider you configure (with your own key). In fully isolated environments it needs a reachable provider endpoint (e.g. an internal Azure OpenAI); otherwise the AI feature stays off and every other module keeps working.

Battani includes dedicated Redis, RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch and SQL consoles. SQL connections support PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL. Available operations depend on the service version, permissions and connection settings; the documentation explains each module.

The 30-day trial license includes every module. When it ends, load a paid license on the same installation and carry on; no reinstall needed.

Battani works through the standard Kubernetes API; you can add any cluster you can reach with a kubeconfig. Battani itself can run inside the cluster (with in-cluster configuration) or outside it with Docker Compose. We are happy to verify compatibility with your distribution during the trial.