Making the Kernel Speak Kubernetes: Unlocking eBPF’s Power for Observability
The Linux kernel reveals detailed observability data, but context is often missing. Imagine debugging a slow service in Kubernetes. eBPF can trace the issue by linking kernel events to the affected container, providing clarity, though it introduces added complexity. This talk explores how Inspektor Gadget abstracts eBPF’s complexity, correlating events with Kubernetes resources. You’ll see how the provided gadgets can be used and learn to build your own troubleshooting gadgets with ease.
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Burak OkMicrosoftBurak has been working in tech for over 10 years in his free time. Currently he is a Software Engineer in the Azure Core Linux group at Microsoft, where his focus is on enhancing observability for containers and Kubernetes clusters. Apart from tech he loves to do any kind of team sport.