Cloud TAP
Seamless traffic access for Kubernetes clusters


Efficient Kubernetes traffic access

Profitap Cloud TAP is a game-changing visibility solution designed to help network engineers, DevOps teams, and IT professionals gain complete insight into network traffic across Kubernetes clusters; whether on-premise, in the public cloud, or in a hybrid environment.
Profitap Cloud TAP empowers you to monitor, filter, and capture traffic with surgical precision, all without disrupting existing deployments or workflows.
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- Full visibility and filtering
- TAP, filter, and encapsulate traffic from K8s clusters with granularity from service to pod. Cloud TAP monitors the container services, so you don’t need to bother with their deployment details.
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- Kernel-level mirroring
- Deploy tapping points directly at the host kernel level to mirror traffic in and out of the applications that matter. No modifications required to pods, containers, or application configurations.
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- Smart traffic encapsulation
- Reliably route mirrored traffic from your Kubernetes clusters towards physical and virtual tools without the risk of losing encapsulated traffic due to different MTU or network configurations.
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- Seamless integration
- Forward mirrored traffic to Profitap Packet Brokers or security and analysis tools to maintain a unified view of your entire network.
Automated deployment & validation




Monitor hybrid networks without blind spots
By offering granular, non-intrusive traffic monitoring in Kubernetes, Profitap Supervisor Cloud TAP helps you:
- Accelerate troubleshooting and root-cause analysis
- Strengthen security postures with real-time packet capture
- Streamline compliance and auditing requirements
- Scale seamlessly alongside dynamic containerized services
Take command of your cloud environments and unlock the potential of complete network visibility, no matter where your workloads run. Profitap Supervisor Cloud TAP gives you the power to optimize performance, bolster security, and gain actionable insights across any Kubernetes cluster.