Govern AI agents on Kubernetes Triage
Control AI agents that diagnose and remediate Kubernetes issues. The Kubernetes triage pack enforces approval gates before agents take corrective actions like scaling, restarting pods, or modifying deployments.
What this pack does
- Approval gates before pod restarts and scaling
- Policy checks on deployment modifications
- Blast-radius estimation for remediation actions
- Incident response audit trail
Use cases
Require approval before an agent scales a production deployment
Block agents from deleting namespaces without review
Audit all automated incident remediation steps
Quick setup
- 1Install the pack: cordumctl pack install kubernetes-triage
- 2Configure kubeconfig with appropriate RBAC
- 3Define policy rules for destructive operations
- 4Enable the pack in your Cordum dashboard
Frequently asked questions
How does Cordum govern Kubernetes Triage actions?
Cordum evaluates every Kubernetes Triage action against your policy before execution. The Safety Kernel returns Allow, Deny, or Require Approval decisions, ensuring agents operate within approved boundaries.
Do I need to modify my existing Kubernetes Triage setup?
No. The Cordum Kubernetes Triage pack installs as an overlay. It intercepts agent actions at the governance layer without changing your existing Kubernetes Triage configuration.
What happens if an agent action is denied?
The action is blocked before execution, logged in the audit trail, and optionally triggers an alert. The agent receives a structured denial with the policy reason, so it can adjust its approach.
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Other integrations
Approval notifications and agent alerts in Slack channels.
Govern AI agent actions on GitHub repositories.
Govern AI agent actions across AWS services.
Governance for AI agents managing Jira workflows.
Feed Datadog alerts into governed agent workflows.
Govern AI agents in PagerDuty incident workflows.