DevOps Co-Pilot 🤖

A smart DevOps assistant powered by local AI to manage and interact with your Kubernetes clusters. Ask questions in natural language and get real-time information about your pods, logs, and more!

✨ Features

• Natural Language Interface: Interact with your Kubernetes cluster using plain English. No more complex kubectl commands to memorize!
• Pod Management: Easily list running pods, check their status, and get essential details.
• Log Inspection: Instantly fetch and view logs for any specific pod.
• AI-Powered: Utilizes a local Ollama model to understand your requests and translate them into the right actions.
• Extensible: Built with Java, making it easy to add new tools and capabilities.
• Privacy-Focused: Your data and cluster information stay on your machine, as it uses a local AI model.

🚀 Getting Started

Follow these steps to get the DevOps Co-Pilot up and running on your local machine.

Prerequisites

• Java (JDK 11 or higher): Make sure you have a compatible Java version installed.
• Maven: For building the project and managing dependencies.
• Docker: Required for running a local Kubernetes cluster (like Minikube or Kind).
• kubectl: Configured to connect to your Kubernetes cluster.
• Ollama: You must have Ollama installed and running. You can download it from ollama.com.

Installation & Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/your-username/DevOpsCoPilot.git](https://github.com/your-username/DevOpsCoPilot.git)
   cd DevOpsCoPilot

2. Pull the Ollama model: The agent needs a model to function. We recommend a function-calling model like llama3 or phi3.

   ollama pull llama3

3. Build the project: Using Maven:

   mvn clean package

4. Run the agent:

   java -jar target/devops-copilot-0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

💬 Usage Examples

Once the agent is running, you can interact with it from its command-line interface.

• List all pods in the default namespace:

  "show me all the pods"

• Get logs for a specific pod:

  "can you get me the logs for the pod named 'api-gateway-xyz-123'?"

• Check the status of containers present:

  "what's the status of the containers present?"