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by last9Lets your AI read your real production logs, metrics, and traces from Last9 so it can help you debug.
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Lets your AI read your real production logs, metrics, and traces from Last9 so it can help you debug.
Let your AI check whether your LLM provider is healthy, fast, and responding before users notice problems.
Lets your AI check Kubernetes and OpenShift clusters, debug Tekton pipelines, and spot problems early.
Ask your AI whether your local vLLM server is really alive, how the GPU is doing, and what launch flags it is running with.
Ask your AI to check a running .NET app for memory leaks, GC pressure and thread problems.
Lets your AI manage your Easypanel server: deploy apps, read logs, change settings, all by asking in plain words.
Let your AI peek inside your Kubernetes cluster to find why pods, DNS or network connections are misbehaving.
Lets your AI read and change settings on a Higress gateway for you, in plain chat.
Let your AI run commands on your servers and clusters without ever seeing a password or key.
Let your AI check server health, read logs, edit project files, and manage Nginx and certificates for you.
Let your AI safely peek at your Linux or Docker servers over SSH and read back the clues it finds.
Let your AI look up your saved SSH servers and run commands on them for you.
Lets your AI connect to your Linux and Windows servers and run commands on one or many of them at once.
Let your AI run commands on your remote Linux or Windows servers over SSH, with safety rules and approvals.
Let your AI run commands, move files, and check the health of your remote servers over SSH.
Let your AI check incidents and trigger repairs for the services you register with Cirdan.
Let your AI log into your own remote servers over SSH to check, edit, and manage things for you.
Let your AI read log files, filter events by level or component, and summarize errors for you.
Lets your AI run network checks like ping, traceroute, DNS lookups and port scans for you.
Let your AI read your Linux server's log files so it can help you figure out what went wrong.
Let your AI open real terminal sessions on your computer, servers, and network devices, and keep them running.