kubernetes-operations

Deploy Vigil Guard to Kubernetes by applying manifests for all 11 services (heuristics-service, semantic-service, prompt-guard-api, language-detector, presidio-pii-api, web-ui-backend, web-ui-frontend, caddy, n8n, clickhouse, grafana) across your cluster, configuring namespaces, managing secrets, and verifying pod health and branch service readiness.

Yes, you can migrate Vigil Guard from Docker Compose to Kubernetes. The Skill guides you through converting your existing Docker Compose setup to Kubernetes manifests while maintaining configuration for all 11 services, secrets management, and scaling requirements.

Vigil Guard on Kubernetes requires deploying 11 services: heuristics-service, semantic-service, prompt-guard-api, language-detector, presidio-pii-api, web-ui-backend, web-ui-frontend, caddy, n8n, clickhouse, and grafana, each with proper resource allocation and networking configuration.

Configure Kubernetes secrets for sensitive data and integrate monitoring using Grafana and ClickHouse. The deployment process includes setting up ingress and service exposure, managing namespaces, and connecting monitoring components to track cluster health and application metrics.

Yes, Vigil Guard on Kubernetes supports horizontal scaling of components. The Skill provides guidance for configuring replicas and resource requests across services to handle increased workload while maintaining the 3-branch parallel detection architecture.

Troubleshoot pod failures by verifying pod health, checking namespace configurations, validating secrets are correctly mounted, reviewing service connectivity, and ensuring all 11 services have adequate resource allocation and proper ingress configuration.