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Komodor has introduced two major upgrades to its Klaudia AI assistant: a new 'Ask Me Anything' feature for clusters and an improved chat experience. The 'Ask Me Anything' feature allows users to query…

Komodor has introduced a new 'Related Resources' section on supported Kubernetes resource pages, enabling users to instantly view and navigate connected objects such as controllers, nodes, ConfigMaps,

Using MCP for Safe, Autonomous Kubernetes Troubleshooting

The article introduces the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as a structured, governed interface for large language models (LLMs) and agents to interact with Kubernetes clusters, enabling safe, autonomous …

Kubernetes auto-scaling strategies and emerging day-two operations trends

Kubernetes auto-scaling and day-two operations are evolving as organizations prioritize cost efficiency and reliability in production environments. Aviv Shukron, VP Product at Komodor, highlights Karp…

From Chaos to Control: Managing Kubernetes Add-Ons at Scale

Kubernetes add-ons are essential for production functionality but introduce significant operational overhead due to dependencies, configuration drift, and interdependencies. The core challenge is mana…

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Komodor has introduced an extensible, autonomous multi-agent architecture for AI-driven Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), enabling faster troubleshooting and improved accuracy across cloud-native in…

Komodor Introduces Autonomous Self-Healing Capabilities for Cloud-Native Infrastructure and Operations

Komodor has launched autonomous self-healing and cost optimization capabilities for cloud-native infrastructure, powered by its purpose-built agentic AI, Klaudia. The new features automate the detecti…

Komodor has introduced a new feature called Klaudia History, which consolidates all user interactions with Klaudia AI into a single, searchable activity log. This log includes Root Cause Analyses, Ask

Komodor has introduced native support for Argo CD, enabling teams to view Argo CD application status, sync/health metrics, and Kubernetes data in a unified interface. The integration addresses a key p

Informative Kubernetes webinars,on demand

Komodor’s latest webinars cover Kubernetes cost management, AI SRE best practices, and agentic AI for self-hosted apps. Highlights include sessions on Klaudia Memory, Karpenter autoscaling, and Cisco’…

Komodor has enhanced its AI assistant, Klaudia, to now learn from user-uploaded documentation files such as runbooks, guidelines, and architecture documents. This improvement enables Klaudia to provid

Bye Bye Timestream: How We Migrated 5.9 Billion Metrics a Day to ClickHouse, With Zero Downtime, 85% Lower Cost and 20x performance improvement

Komodor replaced Amazon Timestream with ClickHouse Cloud for its 5.9 billion daily metrics workload after AWS deprecated Timestream, achieving zero downtime, 85% lower costs (~$5–6K/month vs. ~$38K), …

Komodor has announced native support for Argo Rollouts, integrating them as a first-class citizen within its platform. This update enables Komodor to automatically detect and display Argo Rollout work

Komodor has introduced batch actions in its Kubernetes operations platform, enabling users to bulk delete or restart Deployments and bulk delete Pods directly from the UI. This feature allows teams to

Klaudia, an AI-powered virtual Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), has expanded its functionality to work across any Kubernetes resource, not just those involved in incidents or root cause analysis (RCA)

Komodor has expanded its API capabilities by adding support for AI-powered Root Cause Analysis (RCA) via Klaudia, enabling programmatic triggering and retrieval of investigation results for Kubernetes

When AI Writes the Code, Who Keeps Production Running?

AI-assisted development tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot have accelerated feature deployment velocity by 10x, creating an operational imbalance where SREs struggle to maintain reliab…