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RubixKube - Site Reliability Intelligence

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Welcome to RubixKube™

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The Reliability Layer for the AI Era

RubixKube is an AI-native mesh of agents that prevents downtime, safeguards revenue, and gives you peace of mind at scale. Think of it as your second brain for infrastructure — one that never sleeps, never forgets, and always protects your uptime.
Currently in Beta - RubixKube is ready for testing on dev/staging environments. Production-ready release coming soon!

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What is RubixKube?

RubixKube combines AI agents, deep Kubernetes knowledge, and automated remediation to create a self-healing infrastructure layer:

Observes Like an SRE

Continuously monitors your infrastructure, understanding context and dependencies

Diagnoses Root Causes

Automatically analyzes failures with dependency graphs and timelines

Prevents Incidents

Detects risky deployments and configuration drift before they cause outages

Fixes Issues Autonomously

Proposes or applies safe remediations with built-in guardrails

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Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with RubixKube in just a few steps:
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Create Your Account

Sign up for free at console.rubixkube.ai

Sign Up Guide

Step-by-step account creation with email, GitHub, or Google
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Choose Your Installation Method

Install RubixKube on a Kubernetes cluster - local or cloud

Local with KIND

Perfect for learning and testing on your laptop

Cloud (AWS/GKE/AKS)

Test on real cloud infrastructure (Beta)
3

Start Monitoring

Watch RubixKube observe your infrastructure and detect issues

First Steps Tutorial

Your first 15 minutes with RubixKube
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See It in Action

Break things on purpose and watch RubixKube fix them

Try Breaking a Pod

Learn by watching RubixKube detect and remediate issues

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Core Concepts

Understand the technology powering RubixKube:

Site Reliability Intelligence (SRI)

Learn about the new category RubixKube is defining

Agent Mesh Architecture

How specialized AI agents collaborate to solve problems

Memory Engine

How RubixKube learns from every incident

Safety Guardrails

Built-in safety mechanisms for autonomous operations
Hands-on guides to help you master RubixKube:

First Steps

Navigate the dashboard and run your first queries

Fix ImagePullBackOff

Watch RubixKube detect and fix container issues

Fix OOMKilled Pods

See memory analysis and auto-remediation

RubixKube in Action

Real-world production scenario walkthrough

Talk to Your Infrastructure

Use natural language to query your cluster

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Key Features

What makes RubixKube different:
Specialized AI agents work together:
  • Detective Agent - Investigates root causes
  • Remediation Agent - Proposes and applies fixes
  • Memory Agent - Learns from past incidents
  • Guardian Agent - Enforces safety policies
Every incident comes with:
  • Dependency graphs showing impact radius
  • Timeline of events leading to failure
  • Logs and metrics correlated automatically
  • AI-generated explanations in plain English
Catch issues before they impact users:
  • Detect risky deployments
  • Identify configuration drift
  • Spot resource exhaustion early
  • Alert on anomalous patterns
Manage your cluster using natural language:
  • “Why is my checkout service slow?”
  • “Show me pods with high memory usage”
  • “What changed in the last hour?”
  • “Restart the payment service”
Connect infrastructure to revenue:
  • MTTR and MTTD tracking
  • Cost of downtime calculations
  • Reliability scores and trends
  • Executive-friendly reports

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Who is RubixKube For?

DevOps Engineers

Automate incident response and reduce toil

Site Reliability Engineers

Enhance observability and cut MTTR

Platform Engineers

Build self-healing infrastructure at scale

Junior Developers

Learn SRE practices with AI guidance

Engineering Managers

Reduce on-call burden and improve velocity

CTOs & VPs

Protect revenue and improve reliability metrics

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Important: Beta Software

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Not Production Ready

RubixKube is currently in Beta . While powerful, it should only be deployed on:
  • Development environments
  • Staging clusters
  • Testing environments
  • Local KIND clusters
  • NOT on production infrastructure (yet)
Read our Beta Disclaimers before proceeding.

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Support & Community

Need help? We’re here for you:

Email Support

[email protected]

Documentation

Browse comprehensive guides and tutorials

GitHub

Open source components and examples

Community Slack

Join fellow SREs and platform engineers

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Open Source & Contributing

This documentation is open source! Anyone can contribute to make it better.

Contribute to Docs

Found a typo, unclear explanation, or missing information? Help us improve!

Contributing Guide

Learn how to submit changes, report issues, and join the community

GitHub Repository

View source code, open issues, or submit pull requests

Code of Conduct

Our community guidelines for respectful collaboration

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Ready to Get Started?

Read Beta Disclaimers First

Understand the limitations and safety notes before diving in