⚡Lightning Talk: Learning Kubernetes From Logs: Building a Foundation for Future…
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Tracing a kubectl apply through API server audit logs to see the request and response, then following kube-controller-manager logs as it creates a ReplicaSet and Pod, watching kube-scheduler emit a binding, and watching kubelet/containerd mount CSI volumes, create pod sandboxes via CRI, and start containers, teaches where to look for failures. The talk shows concrete log lines and commands to pull syslog and component logs, and points to the open source Kubernetes System Inspector that inspects JSON cluster state across providers.
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