""We're addressing the number one complaint of Kubernetes, which is complexity," said Miska Kaipiainen, head of product for Lens at Mirantis. "Lens Prism puts the power of a site reliability engineer (SRE) inside every developer's IDE. It removes friction from day-to-day Kubernetes operations while maintaining enterprise-grade security and control.""
"Unlike browser-based chatbots or generic copilots, Kaipiainen says that Lens Prism is deeply integrated into Lens Desktop and scoped to the user's active context: current cluster, namespace, workloads and RBAC permissions."
"Users can ask questions such as: 'What's wrong with my pod?', 'How much CPU is this namespace using?', 'Is anything failing in my cluster?'"
"Prism responds with live insights based on real-time kubectl output, metrics and logs, and generates ready-to-run commands to help users understand, verify, and resolve issues confidently."
Lens by Mirantis features a production-grade AI assistant for troubleshooting Kubernetes clusters, using natural language. As an open-source IDE, it simplifies Kubernetes management through a user-friendly GUI. A new AWS integration allows seamless connections to EKS clusters across accounts without command-line setup. This streamlines access to cloud infrastructure and enhances operational workflows for managing distributed Kubernetes environments. Lens Prism, the AI assistant, is deeply integrated into Lens, providing context-specific insights and command generation for troubleshooting Kubernetes issues.
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