Kepimetheus

Because 2 AM You Shouldn't Need to Remember PromQL Syntax

"Why the K? Because like kubectl, someone took the simple name first. But hey, at least we're consistent with the Kubernetes ecosystem! 😅"

// The K is silent, but our features are loud:

User: Show me CPU usage for all pods in production namespace
Kepimetheus: Generating PromQL...
rate(container_cpu_usage_seconds_total{namespace="production"}[5m])

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Features

Natural Language

Write queries in plain English. No more syntax nightmares.

Grafana Plugin

Native integration with your favorite dashboards.

AI Powered

Built on Amazon Bedrock for accurate query generation.

Grafana Integration

Natural Language PromQL Plugin

Transform your Grafana experience with natural language queries. No more PromQL syntax hunting!

Native Grafana integration

Real-time query translation

One-click installation

Get the Plugin

// Example usage in Grafana:

You: Show CPU spikes in production namespace
Plugin: Converting to PromQL...
max(rate(container_cpu_usage_seconds_total{
  namespace="production"
}[5m])) by (pod) > 0.8

Installation

1. Add the Helm repository:

helm repo add kepimetheus https://kepimetheus.github.io/charts

2. Install Kepimetheus:

helm install kepimetheus kepimetheus/kepimetheus

3. Install Grafana Plugin:

grafana-cli plugins install kepimetheus-nlppromql-app

Three commands to happiness. No PromQL expertise required! 🚀

About the Creator

Meet Rodrigo Melgar, an AWS DevRel who believes Kubernetes is just Tetris for containers. When not collecting every gaming console since 1987 (yes, even the Virtual Boy), he's teaching his kids that "NES cartridge blowing" was the original debugging technique. Turns out managing pods is a lot like being a dad - sometimes you just need to restart them and hope for the best. Creator of Kepimetheus because speaking plain English to computers should be easier than explaining why you need another retro console.