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README.md

gopaddle

Kubernetes IDE with AI Co-pilot

gopaddle is a low-code Kubernetes IDE with AI Co-pilot. The low-code IDE has advanced resource filtering, a YAML free form editor, and developer tools like a container terminal and logs. The AI Co-pilot provides interactive troubleshooting.

Supported AI Models

ChatGPT models gpt-4o and gpt-4-turbo.

Installation

Minimum System Requirements

gopaddle installation requires a minimum of 4GB RAM and 2 vCPUs

Firewall Ports

The following incoming firewall ports need to be opened - 30003.

Step to install using Helm Charts

Add the helm repo

helm repo add gopaddle https://gopaddle-io.github.io/gopaddle-lite/
helm repo update

Install the chart

helm install gp-lite gopaddle/gopaddle --namespace gopaddle --create-namespace

Validating the installation

gopaddle installation can be validated by waiting for the gopaddle services to move to ready state.

kubectl wait --for=condition=ready pod -l released-by=gopaddle -n gopaddle

One the installation is complete, gopaddle dashboard can be accessed at http://[NodeIP]:30003/

NodeIP can be obtained by executing the command below:

kubectl get nodes -o wide

Usage

Open the Ask AI option, select the LLM Type as OpenAI, select a model, and provide the API Key.

To get the OpenAI API Key, check here: OpenAI API Key.