How does ops0 reduce unsafe configuration changes?

ops0 uses policy checks, dry-run previews, approval paths, and deployment records before configuration changes are applied.

Can configuration changes use Git review?

Yes. Generated configurations can be connected to Git workflows so teams keep review, history, and rollback context.

Can ops0 generate Ansible and Kubernetes configuration from a description?

Yes. ops0 generates Ansible and Kubernetes configuration from a plain-language request, then injects policy checks before anything runs so the output is validated against your rules before it touches a system.

How does ops0 prevent risky configuration changes from running?

ops0 does a dry-run before execute and requires approval for risky changes, then ships the change through Git as a pull request. Nothing applies until the preview is clean and the reviewer signs off.

Does ops0 support Helm and kustomize?

Yes. ops0 supports Helm, kubectl, and kustomize, so teams can govern the tooling they already use instead of adopting a new deployment method.

Configuration changes

Change configuration without bypassing control.

Name: ops0
Author: ops0

Unsafe Ansible and Kubernetes changes are how incidents start. ops0 routes them through the same reviewed fix path as IaC, with policy, dry-run, approval, and evidence before anything executes.

Ansible and Kubernetes

Policy checks injected

Dry-run before execute

Ships through Git

ops0.ai/features/configurations

ops0 configuration management: an AI-generated hardened Helm chart for the checkout service with a non-root security context, a NetworkPolicy, a secret-sourced database URL, and autoscaling, alongside validation, policy checks passed, Git sync, and a dry-run before deploy to the payments-prod namespace

Generated from requestAnsible

app-config.yaml

- hosts: web

become: true

tasks:

- name: enforce firewall baseline

ufw:

rule: deny

port: "22"

src: 0.0.0.0/0

Policy checks: on

Kubernetes target: ready

From intent

Generate configuration in the same fix path.

Generate Ansible and Kubernetes config from a plain-language request.

Policy checks are injected into what gets generated.

The output is reviewable, not a black box.

Dry-run resultAwaiting approval

Harden ingress rules on prod-web-group

Targetprod-web-group

ModeDry run

Changed resources6

Dry-runPassed

Policy checksPassed

ApprovalAwaiting

No blind apply

Dry-run and approval before execute.

Every change dry-runs before it executes.

Risky changes wait for approval.

The run is recorded for audit.

PR #482Merged

Harden ingress rules on prod-web-group

ops0/config/prod-web-group → main

Policy checksPassed

Dry-run evidenceAttached

Branch protectionRequired review

Helm

kubectl

kustomize

Governed change

Ships through your repository.

Config syncs through Git with a pull request.

Helm, kubectl, and kustomize supported.

No out-of-band edits to production.

The fix path

Five steps from request to reviewed change.

Generate

Plain-language request becomes Ansible or Kubernetes config, ready to review.

Policy check

Policy checks are injected before anything runs, not bolted on after.

Dry-run

Every change previews against the target before it executes.

Approval

Risky changes wait for signoff. Nothing risky ships unattended.

Git PR

The change ships through your repository, reviewed like any other commit.

Targets

Ansible + Kubernetes

Dry-run

Before execute

every change, no exceptions

Tools supported

Helm, kubectl, kustomize

Ships through Git

no out-of-band edits

Common questions

ops0 helps generate, validate, and govern Ansible playbooks and Kubernetes manifests inside the same infrastructure operating model.

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