Green Native
Make the carbon footprint of your software measurable, reducible, and provable.
Green Native helps you measure the carbon footprint of cloud-native software, reduce emissions through concrete technical measures, and substantiate improvements with verifiable evidence.
If sustainability matters to you
Want to take the carbon footprint of your cloud-native software seriously? We support you with the right tooling and pragmatic, engineering-grounded methods — to surface emissions, reduce them where it counts, and substantiate your progress with verifiable evidence.
Real-time transparency
See, based on real system data — not rough estimates — which components, services, workloads or business transactions contribute what share of emissions.
Reduction with a clear plan
Identify concrete optimisation levers and reduce emissions through architecture, deployment and infrastructure decisions.
Provable for customers and audits
Document improvements with verifiable evidence and a carbon footprint pass for audits, customers and internal reporting.
How Green Native works
A three-stage approach that takes you from carbon measurement to provable sustainability improvements — all integrated into your existing workflows.
Measurement
Green Native uses a lightweight, resource-efficient approach to monitor emissions of cloud-native software in Kubernetes. Integration with existing monitoring infrastructure such as Prometheus is seamless.
Benefits
- Very low overhead
- Kubernetes-native
- Customer-specific emissions attribution
Improvement
We support you with structured training and hands-on implementation. All improvements are data-driven and tailored to your architecture and operational reality.
Benefits
- Engineering-focused training
- Implementation support
- Architecture, deployment and infrastructure optimisation
Proof
We rely on transparency and verifiability. We offer structured assessments and optional certification evidence to document your progress on sustainability.
Benefits
- Carbon footprint pass
- Verifiable evidence
- Optional sustainability assessments
Training and enablement
Our workshops convey the technical foundation needed to measure, improve and prove the sustainability of cloud-native systems independently. The following topics are at the core:
Foundations
Why green software matters today and how power, energy and carbon connect along the chain from code to data centre. Which levers engineering teams realistically have — and which they don’t.
Measuring & Attributing Carbon
How to compute emissions from energy use, regional grid intensity and workload attribution — including the SCI and CCF methodologies plus our own Attribution Model for cloud-native workloads. (Dedicated post on the Attribution Model coming.)
Tooling
Hands-on overview of tools such as Kepler, Scaphandre and Cloud Carbon Footprint, plus our Green Native approach: what they measure, where their limits are, and how to combine them sensibly.
Improvements
Concrete optimisations from code to infrastructure: rightsizing, time- and location-aware scheduling, efficient architecture choices. And how to make the effect of every measure measurable.
Hands-on Labs
Guided exercises in a real Kubernetes cluster: instrument metrics, attribute emissions to an application, apply optimisations, and prove the before/after effect.
Assessments & Continuous Improvement
How to embed sustainability in engineering and ops over time: assessment rubrics, goal setting, continuous reporting — and our self-assessment as an entry point.
Want to make your software's sustainability measurable?
Schedule a free initial consultation now and find out how Green Native fits into your cloud environment.
Your contact person
Stefan Dumss
Stefan drives Posedio's Green Native initiative and works on sustainable cloud-native architectures. He bridges hands-on engineering experience with measurable sustainability goals.
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