One Click Remediation

Overview

Klaudia's One-Click Remediation brings automated issue resolution directly into the Komodor UI. Rather than manually investigating root causes and running commands externally, users can now act on Klaudia's findings instantly — with a single click, from within the same interface where the diagnosis is presented.

When Klaudia completes a root cause analysis (RCA), she surfaces a suggested fix alongside an executable Run button. Users can preview the exact command, review a short description of the action, and choose to execute or dismiss it — all without leaving Komodor.

Every action is fully governed by Komodor's existing RBAC policies and logged in the audit trail, ensuring that remediation through Klaudia is safe, controlled, and traceable.

What Klaudia One-Click Remediation Is Capable Of

Klaudia can suggest and execute a predefined set of safe, supported operations. All executable actions are drawn from Komodor's existing action framework, meaning they are independently accessible within the platform and fully covered by RBAC enforcement.

Komodor Services (Deployments, Rollouts, StatefulSets, DaemonSets) - Scale, Restart, and Rollback are supported. Note that Scale is not available for DaemonSets.

Resource YAML Edits - Klaudia can suggest and apply targeted edits to specific resource fields, including CPU and memory limits and requests, readiness/liveness/startup probes, and container image changes.

Jobs & CronJobs - Job Rerun and CronJob Run Now allow failed or scheduled workloads to be retriggered directly.

Nodes - Cordon and Uncordon actions are available for node management.

Helm - Helm Upgrade (install) and Helm Revert are supported for managing chart releases.

How it works: When Klaudia surfaces a remediation suggestion, you'll see a preview of the exact command alongside a short description of the proposed fix. Click Run to execute or Reject to dismiss. If you don't have sufficient RBAC permissions, execution is blocked and a clear explanation is shown. The Run and Reject options remain accessible even if you continue chatting or a new suggestion appears.

Note: Remediation actions performed on resources managed by GitOps (e.g. ArgoCD) or Helm are subject to being overwritten during synchronization.

Admin Capabilities

RunKubectlCommand is an advanced Klaudia capability that enables her to suggest and execute any kubectl command directly within your cluster. Commands are surfaced through the One-Click Remediation flow, where the user reviews and confirms the action before execution. An Admin role in Komodor is required.

Unlike standard One-Click Remediation, which is limited to a predefined action whitelist, RunKubectlCommand gives Klaudia the flexibility to perform virtually any operation needed to investigate or remediate an issue. This capability is restricted to remediations executed from admin users accounts only.

When to Use It

One-Click Remediation is best suited for situations where Klaudia has identified a clear, well-scoped root cause and the suggested fix maps to a supported action. Common scenarios include:

Service instability - When a recent deployment has caused a regression, Klaudia may suggest a rollback or restart, which you can execute immediately from the RCA output without switching context.

Resource pressure - When a workload is hitting CPU or memory limits, Klaudia can suggest and apply resource adjustments directly to the resource spec.

Failed jobs - When a Job or CronJob has failed and a rerun is the appropriate next step, Klaudia can trigger it in one click.

Node management - When a node needs to be taken out of rotation, Klaudia can cordon it as part of her remediation flow.

Helm release issues - When a Helm release is in a degraded state, Klaudia can suggest and execute a revert to the last stable version.

For cases where Klaudia's suggestion falls outside the supported action list, the command will still be displayed as an informational reference,  but no Execute button will be shown. In these cases, the command can be copied and run manually.