Debugging and Troubleshooting Microservices
summary
Live demo shows a three‑service Spring Boot guestbook deployed to Kubernetes with Docker images stored in JFrog Artifactory and CI from Jenkins, and uses Stackdriver/BigQuery for aggregated logs. Specifics: troubleshooting a bad UI instance among 10 replicas, resolving ambiguous Docker latest tags by image ID, drilling into build metadata and jar contents, isolating a pod by label and port‑forwarding into the container, then attaching a live debugger to capture nonblocking snapshots and add logpoints.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 7:55What Identifies the Docker Image
- 9:03Checksum Search
- 10:03Troubleshoot Faulty Hdmi Connectors
- 11:00Build Information
- 11:25Navigate to the Ci Server
- 28:08Debugging Agent
- 29:45Add a Log Point
- 30:49Aggregated Logs
- 34:59Clear the Session
- 37:33Error Reporting
- 38:55What Do You Need To Use this Yourself
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