Kubernetes: Pimp My Laptop
summary
The talk demonstrates ten concrete Kubernetes tools for developing and debugging on a laptop: Telepresence for replacing a remote pod with a local process, Squash for attaching a local debugger to a remote container, kube-score and kube-bench for security/quality checks, kubectx/kubens with k9s and kubectl plugins for fast context/namespace and pod ops, stern for aggregated log tails, kubefwd for local DNS/port forwarding, and Helm unit tests plus helm-diff to catch chart regressions. Each tool is shown in action against real deployments to illustrate how to speed up local development and inspections of cluster workloads.
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