Kubernetes
Kubernetes incident response, and everything next to it
The gateway installs into your cluster from a Helm chart and reads it the way you would. It proposes a fix as a declarative change, and only an allowlisted, approved action ever applies. The same platform reaches the bare-metal hosts and VMs your cluster leans on, so an incident that starts in a pod and ends on a node stays one investigation.
Read-only cluster diagnostics
Through an in-cluster gateway, read-only reads gather pod status, events, rollout history and resource limits, correlated against the last healthy state. Nothing is mutated to find out what is wrong. The model returns a proposal with the evidence attached and a confidence score, and it is allowed to say it does not know.
Declarative, approved remediation
A rollback to the last healthy revision or a corrected resource limit is expressed as a declarative change, not a free-form command. It passes a policy gate, lands with one of your engineers, and only then does an allowlisted action apply. A verification pass watches the pods reach ready before the incident is called resolved.
Beyond Kubernetes
Much of the category is Kubernetes-only. Real systems are not. Because execution runs through the gateway rather than a cluster-native agent, the same platform automates incidents on bare metal and VMs as well, so a failure that begins in a pod and traces to a node is one investigation instead of two tools.
Deployed as a Helm chart
The gateway ships as a Helm chart, one per network segment where your topology needs it, each dialing outbound only and enforcing its own local allowlist. The control plane holds zero standing credentials to the cluster; secrets live only in the gateway inside your boundary.
See also: On-premises & DSGVO · Security
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