Autopilot
Find the problem. Fix it with your approval.
Autopilot finds faults in your clusters, VMs, databases and clouds, explains the likely cause and proposes a fix, under your rules, with approvals and undo. It starts by only showing what it would do.
Autopilot findings
Approved fixes, Autopilot rules, Database Autopilot, Ask Autopilot, Kubernetes and OpenShift AI tools, Change ledger
Autonomous fixes, Replay, Incident Pass, Change Check
- 01A finding: a service keeps restarting
- 02Autopilot checks events and the last change
- 03A proposed fix, with its risk
- 04Applied only after your approval
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Findings you can act on
Overview
Autopilot looks across your infrastructure for problems such as pods that keep restarting or running out of memory, and explains the likely cause.
See Findings you can act on in detailAutonomy & Rules
Choose, per scope, whether Autopilot is off, only shows what it would do, asks for approval, or acts on its own, and set the rules every AI must obey. Changes can be undone.
- Approved fixes
- Rules per scope
- Automatic fixes within your rules on Business
Scope: prod / payments
Targets
Choose which clusters and VMs Autopilot manages, and how much autonomy it has over each one.
Databases
Every database Autopilot watches, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis: enrolment, last scan, open findings, and what the last scan could not check.
Ask Autopilot
Say what you need in one box. Autopilot works out whether it is a question about what is wrong or something to build, and answers from your own data.
Ask database
Ask schema, size, index and slow query questions about an enrolled PostgreSQL database, in plain English.
Ask your data
Ask plain-English questions about the data in a database. Answers use your own temporary read-only access, and passwords, tokens, keys and card numbers are always hidden.
Kubernetes and OpenShift tools
Also here: AI Assistant, Doctor
An AI Assistant that answers questions about your clusters from their live data, and Doctor, which runs the Kubernetes detectors against your OpenShift clusters and suggests patches.
Change Ledger
Every change Autopilot made, with a signed evidence bundle.
Replay
See what Autopilot would have done, and what happened to the changes it made, before you let it act on its own.
Incident Pass
When production is broken, give Autopilot a scoped, read-only window into one cloud account that expires on its own, instead of giving it a key.
See Incident Pass in detailChange Check
Also here: Change check
Paste a database migration to see what it would lock, rewrite or break before it reaches production. Your SQL is only read, never run.
ALTER TABLE orders ALTER COLUMN total TYPE numeric(12,2);
AI Providers
Autopilot and the assistants run on the AI provider your organisation chooses, connected once with your own key.
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