Frequently Asked Questions

Cokpit is an AI-powered DevOps assistant designed to automate and simplify complex infrastructure and CI/CD workflows. It integrates with your cloud environments (AWS, GCP, Azure), Kubernetes clusters, CI/CD tools like Jenkins, and monitoring stacks to deliver natural language-based automation, RCA (Root Cause Analysis) and incident diagnosis, cost insights and billing breakdowns, knowledge base-driven compliance, and one-click actions via secure approval flows.

Yes. Cokpit supports AWS, GCP, and Azure out of the box. It can interact with services like EC2, IAM, S3, GKE, Compute Engine, AKS, etc., via both CLI and APIs.

Cokpit integrates natively with Jenkins and supports generic pipelines from GitHub Actions, GitLab, Bitbucket, and more using its MCP (Model Context Protocol) interface. It can clone, edit, and run CI jobs via chat, fetch logs, diagnose failures across pipeline stages, and provide auto-remediation prompts.

Yes, especially for Kubernetes workloads using Grafana, Prometheus, and Kube-state metrics. Note: ELK (ElasticSearch, Logstash, Kibana) is currently not supported, but it's on the roadmap.

Cokpit is a self-hosted product. It runs on customer infrastructure (VMs or Kubernetes), with no data leaving your environment.

Currently, Cokpit uses LLMs and knowledge base context to recommend solutions. A learning module for historical RCA is under development.

All actions are gated via human-in-the-loop approvals. Integrations use scoped IAM roles or temporary credentials. Secrets and credentials are managed via encrypted storage. No long-lived access keys are required if SSO is configured.

Yes. Cokpit supports Jira and ServiceNow integration to trigger actions from tickets, automate resolution, and post updates.

Deployment typically takes about 15–20 minutes and can run on a VM with 2 CPUs and 8 GB RAM. Helm charts and YAMLs are provided.

Partially: Can parse and analyze Dockerfiles for misconfigurations. Runtime image scanning is not yet available.

Yes. You can use the Knowledge Base to define rules such as approved AWS regions, naming conventions, and Helm values. Cokpit follows these automatically when executing tasks.

Yes. A 15-day free guided POC is available with full infra setup support and help defining use cases.

Yes. Cokpit is ideal for lean DevOps teams (1–5 members), enabling automation, reducing MTTR, and improving safety for junior engineers.