[totomz]

Actually, HakunaCloud works on cloud servers, not containers. With Kubernetes you pay for the worker nodes, not for running containers.

HakuaCloud starto&stop cloud servers, so you actually pay only for the time the servers are needed

[dharmab]

The number of running nodes is a direct function of the number and size of your containers. The cluster autoscaler stops and and start servers based on how many containers are desired, which is in turn based on the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler inputs (e.g. incoming requests).