Kova deploys autonomous agents inside your Kubernetes clusters. They watch, diagnose, and fix issues in real time — 24/7, without tickets, runbooks, or 2 AM pages.
Agents detect issues, diagnose root cause, and apply fixes — no ticket, no Slack, no human. Pod restarts, OOM patches, node pressure responses — all handled automatically.
One dashboard for all your clusters. Agents running in each cluster report up — giving you unified health, activity logs, and change history across every environment.
Agents learn your traffic patterns and resource baselines. They scale preemptively and surface anomalies before they become incidents — not after.
Agents rightsize pods, reschedule to spot instances, and kill zombie workloads — turning cloud waste into measurable savings with no human intervention.
Define what agents can and cannot touch. Graduated trust model: agents start in shadow mode, escalate to approval-gated, then fully autonomous — category by category.
Agents run constantly, not just when you're watching. They log every action, report every outcome, and escalate the edge cases they can't handle — so your on-call is only paged for real problems.
One Helm command. Agent deploys into your cluster as a native Kubernetes workload — no sidecars, no forks of your existing stack.
helm install kova-agent kova/agent \
--set cluster.name=production \
--set apiKey=$(kubectl get secret \
kova-creds -o jsonpath='{.data.key}'\
| base64 -d)
Configure what agents can do autonomously and what requires approval. Start permissive in staging, lock down before production.
# kova-policy.yaml
agent:
mode: shadow # start here
escalate-on:
- pod_restart_loop
- oom_kill
auto-action:
- resource_rightsizing
- spot_rescheduling
Dashboard shows every agent action in real time. Logs, metrics, and reasoning traces are stored — so you can audit everything and build confidence over time.
Kova agents work 24/7 — watching every pod, every node, every deployment. They catch what humans miss and fix what humans delay. The result is infrastructure that runs itself, and engineers who get their sleep back.