Configuration
Management
Manage Ansible and Kubernetes configuration with AI assistance and policy enforcement built in.
Infrastructure as Code handles cloud resources. But the operating systems, applications, and settings inside those resources need configuration too. ops0 brings the same AI assistance and policy enforcement you get for infrastructure to your Ansible and Kubernetes configuration management.
Ansible Playbooks from Plain English
Writing Ansible from scratch is slow and error-prone. Describe the configuration you need in plain language and the AI produces complete, idempotent Ansible playbooks ready to run. Install Docker on a set of servers. Configure Nginx with SSL and automatic renewal. Set up a monitoring agent across your fleet. The produced playbooks follow Ansible best practices, use proper handlers, and include error handling from the start.
Kubernetes Manifests Without YAML Archaeology
Kubernetes manifests require precise YAML structure that is easy to get wrong and tedious to write by hand. Describe what you want to deploy in plain English and ops0 produces complete manifest files with proper resource definitions, labels, and selectors. The results are full projects stored in Git, versioned, and deployable through your existing workflow without any manual YAML editing.
OPA Policies That Govern Ansible
Ansible playbooks need the same governance as infrastructure code. OPA policies validate Ansible configurations before they run, blocking playbooks that use elevated privileges without justification, violate naming conventions, or handle secrets outside of Ansible Vault. Governance travels with the configuration so security standards apply consistently across every environment your team manages.
Kyverno Keeps Kubernetes Compliant
Kubernetes clusters need continuous policy enforcement, not just pre-deployment checks. Kyverno integration validates every resource before it is created, ensuring pods have resource requests and limits, images come from approved registries, and privileged containers are blocked. These policies run automatically so non-compliant configuration cannot reach your clusters, even if it slips through a manual review.
Preview Configuration Changes Before Applying
Applying configuration to production without knowing what will change is a risk nobody needs to take. The Ansible executor runs in dry-run mode first, showing you exactly which changes would be made on each host. Review the output, confirm it matches your intent, and then execute with confidence. This preview workflow prevents unexpected mutations to production systems.
Deploy Kubernetes Manifests Across Every Cluster
Applying manifests to EKS, GKE, AKS, and self-managed clusters from separate tools creates operational overhead. ops0 handles cluster discovery, authentication, and deployment from a unified interface. Kyverno policies run automatically during deployment and failed applies surface clear error messages that tell you what to fix rather than just that something went wrong.
