OpsPilot AI user guide

OpsPilot AI is FusionReactors advanced observability solution that leverages generative AI to provide powerful insights into the performance of your applications. In short, OpsPilot AI is your own DevOps assistant building a context around your systems to help identify and resolve issues.

OpsPilot AI

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🔎Find it: FusionReactor > OpsPilot AI

Selecting OpsPilot AI allows you to construct your own DevOps and software development questions in the text box at the bottom of the screen.

OpsPilot AI will respond to your queries using a comprehensive language model to give insightful human-like responses. With OpsPilot AI, you can ask questions in plain English and receive relevant insights and recommendations. We enhance the prompts with additional context, to provide more accurate and relevant responses to your questions.

This feature makes it easier than ever to understand the functioning of your applications and make informed decisions to optimize the performance of your applications, and reduce downtime.

Should you receive an answer that lacks the expected level of detail, you can ask follow-up questions using plain language to refine your initial inquiry. This iterative approach can help clarify uncertainties and uncover deeper insights, enabling the user to gain a better understanding of the subject matter at hand.

OpsPilot AI can be given information about your system structure or the specific issue you are having that it will utilize for later questions in the conversation.

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Subsequent questions can adapted to your specific requirements.

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Warning

As the OpsPilot AI uses previous prompts and responses to reply to a query, long involved responses can prove costly. For further information regarding OpsPilot token usage costs, refer to the Billing page.

Rollback icon

Use the Rollback button to undo your last question and answer. This will allow you to rephrase the question or fix a mistake that may have distorted the response given by OpsPilot AI.

OpsPilot AI integrations

Error context

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🔎Find it:
FusionReactor > Applications > Tracing > Trace > Error Snapshot
FusionReactor > Applications > Errors > Trace > Error Snapshot
FusionReactor > Servers > Stack Trace
FusionReactor > Servers > Tracing > Trace > Error Snapshot

The Error context integration can be found anywhere there is decompiled code.

Selecting the blue OpsPilot AI button will send details about how the error was thrown into OpsPilot AI. You will then be provided with a general explanation of the method and OpsPilot AI will point out any potential causes of errors.

Once in the OpsPilot AI page, you can then continue the conversation and ask OpsPilot AI further questions about the code snippet provided.

Example OpsPilot code requests

Rewrite code

OpsPilot AI can even rewrite the code for you to avoid future issues.

Translate code

OpsPilot AI can be asked to translate the code into another programming language for usage or just to help you understand it.

Code helper

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🔎Find it:
FusionReactor > Applications > Tracing > Trace > Error Snapshot
FusionReactor > Applications > Errors > Trace > Error Snapshot
FusionReactor > Servers > Stack Trace
FusionReactor > Servers > Tracing > Trace > Error Snapshot

The Code helper feature can be used in any place with decompiled code.

To use the Code helper feature, simply highlight a portion of code and right click to open the menu. Three options will be displayed:

• Debug code: Provides suggestions on areas of the given code that could potentially causes errors and how to avoid them.

• Explain code: Gives a detailed explanation of what the given code is doing.

• Suggest optimization: Offers suggestions on how to optimize the readability, structure and performance of the the given code.

Select any one of the three options to send the code to OpsPilot AI for an explanation.

Profile

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🔎Find it:
FusionReactor > Applications > Tracing > Trace > Profile
FusionReactor > Applications > Errors > Trace > Profile
FusionReactor > Servers > Profile
FusionReactor > Servers > Tracing > Trace > Profile

The Profile integration can be found anywhere that gives a profile.

Selecting the OpsPilot AI button sends information about the profile to OpsPilot which will initially give an explanation of the profile and where any issues may be located.

Log explain

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🔎Find it:
FusionReactor > Logging > Logs
FusionReactor > Explore > Logs

The Log explain integration can be found anywhere there are logs.

Selecting the OpsPilot AI button sends the given log to OpsPilot where it is analyzed. OpsPilot AI provides an explanation of the type of the log and how it is generally caused as well as offers potential fixes.

Stack trace

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🔎Find it:
FusionReactor > Applications > Tracing > Trace > Error Output
FusionReactor > Applications > Errors? > Trace > Errors
FusionReactor > Servers > Stack Trace
FusionReactor > Servers > Tracing > Trace > Error Output

The Stack trace button is located anywhere there are error stack traces.

Clicking the blue OpsPilot AI button to the right of an error will provide the stack trace information to OpsPilot AI which will give you general insight into the stack trace and provide potential causes of the error. You can choose to continue the conversation if required by asking OpsPilot AI targeted questions to dive deeper and fix the problem.

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