Debug Your Clusters with eBPF-Powered Tools
summary
Inspektor Gadget deploys as a DaemonSet and injects eBPF programs into the kernel to give cluster-wide visibility across two nodes and three replicas, not just a single host. It provides a kubectl plugin, enriches events with Kubernetes metadata, and offers gadgets like trace capabilities, trace bind, filetop and audit setcon to show which syscall or capability caused a pod to crash, which service targetPort is wrong, and to capture the very first container events.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:52Debugging a Kubernetes Cluster
- 2:18Traditional Tools
- 8:14Inspektor Gadget
- 9:50Features
- 12:14Architecture
- 13:04Gadgets
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