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Give ChatGPT full knowledge of Kubernetes schemas + validation capabilities

ChatGPT Kubernetes YAML Plugin by Robusta

A ChatGPT plugin to generate accurate Kubernetes manifests

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This plugin gives ChatGPT up-to-date knowledge of every Kubernetes resource and their complete specifications. It lets ChatGPT query the Kubernetes OpenAPI (swagger) schema to fetch resource definitions. Additionally, it provides ChatGPT with schema validation capabilities.

Key Features

  1. Schema Lookup: The GET /schemas/search/{resourceName} endpoint retrieves fully-namespaced names for Kubernetes resources. For instance, a search for 'Container' will yield 'io.k8s.api.core.v1.Container'.

  2. Schema Retrieval: The GET /schemas/resource/{resourceType} endpoint fetches the latest OpenAPI schemas for Kubernetes resources using fully-namespaced resource names.

  3. YAML Validation: The POST /validate-yaml endpoint validates generated Kubernetes YAML manifests, guaranteeing their accuracy.

Setup

To install the required packages for this plugin, run the following command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

To run the plugin, enter the following command:

python main.py

Once the local server is running:

  1. Navigate to https://chat.openai.com.
  2. In the Model drop down, select "Plugins" (note, if you don't see it there, you don't have access yet).
  3. Select "Plugin store"
  4. Select "Develop your own plugin" (ChatGPT Plus is required right now)
  5. Enter in localhost:5003 since this is the URL the server is running on locally, then select "Find manifest file".

The plugin should now be installed and enabled! Watch the video above for ideas on using the plugin.

Getting help

Join the Robusta Slack Community and ask for help.