bc-resilience-service

OpenShift resilience analysis is automated by collecting live oc CLI data across dev, test, and prod namespaces to evaluate 15 resilience categories and assign an A–F grade. It gathers Deployments, HPAs, PDBs, and events to produce a structured, graded report.

Generating a PDF report from GitHub Copilot Chat is supported by streaming structured SSE analysis to the chat and rendering a final PDF. The resulting report is then uploaded to a GitHub Release for traceability and compliance review.

An OpenShift workload audit evaluates 15 resilience categories, labeled R01 through R15, to identify gaps and assign an A–F grade. It provides per-check findings with specific task IDs to prioritize and track remediation efforts.

Vault-stored secrets and GitHub App credentials are required to authenticate the analysis and upload the final PDF report to a GitHub Release. These credentials enable secure oc CLI data collection and automated release traceability.

The best way to audit an OpenShift namespace for compliance is to invoke a single GitHub Copilot command that collects live cluster data, streams an immediate assessment, and downloads a formal PDF report uploaded to GitHub Releases.

Using the oc CLI for live collection during Kubernetes resilience grading ensures real-time accuracy of Deployments, HPAs, PDBs, and events across dev, test, and prod environments. This live data feeds the automated analysis to produce reliable, graded findings.