Adding auto healing for kubernetes #75
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Hi @KDM-cli/core We are officially kicking off the evolution of kdm-cli from a standard monitoring utility into an AI-assisted CLI tool for Docker and Kubernetes, heavily inspired by k8sgpt. To ensure a smooth transition, this migration will be rolled out in phased add-ons, culminating in a fresh start for the v2 release. I have just opened a PR for Phase 1, which introduces the foundational configurations required for this AI architecture. Please take a look and drop your feedback so we can align on the baseline setup! |
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all the discussion related to v2 kdm-cli will be discussed here |
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I think you should assign each task to each member fir better results and also clearly mention targets because do we want a direct clone of k8s or a support tool for k8s (as the title of PR says for k8s) or a completely new program?? |
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Right now, the kdm-cli is limited to monitoring Kubernetes and Docker environments, but it does not actively assist developers during pod failures or infrastructure crises. Instead of being just a monitoring tool, kdm-cli should evolve into a developer-support utility that can help diagnose issues, provide actionable insights, suggest fixes, automate recovery steps, and simplify troubleshooting during pod crashes, deployment failures, resource exhaustion, or cluster instability.
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