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How do you debug an application on Kubernetes? Michelle Noorali and Radu Matei from the Microsoft Azure team tackled this topic focusing on free open source tools at KubeCon 2018 in Seattle. Noorali is a key contributor to the Helm project, the most commonly used package manager for Kubernetes.
Noorali and Matei broke their talk into four chunks:
Other tools covered include Telepresence, Draft/Skaffold, and Squash (the Kubernetes debugger). Noorali highlights the Linkerd dashboard and shows off the nifty UX as she traces failing services in a “To-Do” List app (go to 16:00 in the video to see the failure mode). Apparently, Matei enjoyed the demo so much; he filed a feature request for a Linkerd Draft plug-in!
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