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Flux + Observability: Featuring Prometheus Operator and Pixie

Talkat GitOpsCon North America 2022 · on Tuesday, 2022-10-25· [devops-and-delivery, observability]
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Flux demonstrates concrete observability plumbing: the Flux notification controller forwards controller events to Slack/GitHub with secrets decrypted via GCP KMS and workload identity; Flux exports Prometheus metrics consumed by kube-prom-stack + Grafana and Alertmanager for rate/latency alerting; a Tailscale subnet router exposes cluster service IPs to a laptop without public ingress; Pixie eBPF agentless traces reveal HTTP call paths. Demo largely works though network hiccups delay some dashboards.

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  1. 0:00Flux and observability intro
  2. 1:28Flux in GitOps workflows
  3. 3:57Why observability matters
  4. 6:27Flux notification controller
  5. 8:11Setting up Flux notifications
  6. 12:31Demo: Flux alerts & reconciliation
  7. 17:20Prometheus stack for Flux
  8. 20:59Pixie for eBPF monitoring
  9. 22:06Pixie dashboard & use cases
  10. 23:51Alert manager rules
  11. 24:36Flux dashboards summary
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