Thank you for the great overview and valuable feedback on Inspektor Gadget. We have made a couple of key updates to our documentation: - Official Helm Charts: Our documentation now includes links to our official Helm charts. - Quick Start Guide: We’ve added a “Getting started -> Quick Start” section. This allows users to try Inspektor Gadget without installation. Thanks again! Your input continues to drive our enhancements, so please keep it coming! ❤
WOW! Thanks for sharing @DevOpsToolkit - this is the tool I have been looking for since using k8s. Like you I have come from a linux background and missed the tools to access the lower kernel information. This is next level.
In best tools for 2024 you said we should use RAW kubernetes instead of terraform for infra as code. Do you recommend any courses on how to get started with this?
I have a set of training videos for Crossplane at th-cam.com/play/PLyicRj904Z99i8U5JaNW5X3AyBvfQz-16.html. That's not the only tool of the kind that is Kubernetes-native, but is the one I spend most time with.
@@DevOpsToolkit Thank you I'm just a bit confused because when you recommended infra as code tool you said in the video NOT to bother with things built ontop of Kubernetes such as Crossplane but instead to just use raw Kubernetes as your infra as code. So why should I learn Crossplane now? (I'm not trying to be smart just stay focused). Thanks for your insight.
That must have been my error for not explaining well. What I wanted to say is that you should be using Kubernetes and extending Kube API no matter how you externd it (thrd-party tools like Crossplane, you're own CRDs, etc.).
Is there a way to use (parts of) inspektor gadget in an ephemeral debug container without installing it in the cluster? I'm imagining a reactive, break glass scenario.
We added a “Getting started -> Quick Start” section to our documentation. This will allow you to use Inspektor Gadget without installation. Feel free to give it a shot! :)
What do you think of Inspektor Gadget? Useful?
Thank you for the great overview and valuable feedback on Inspektor Gadget. We have made a couple of key updates to our documentation:
- Official Helm Charts: Our documentation now includes links to our official Helm charts.
- Quick Start Guide: We’ve added a “Getting started -> Quick Start” section. This allows users to try Inspektor Gadget without installation.
Thanks again! Your input continues to drive our enhancements, so please keep it coming! ❤
Amazing, not sure what to say 😅 I can't wait to test out, Thanks for sharing 🙏
WOW! Thanks for sharing @DevOpsToolkit - this is the tool I have been looking for since using k8s. Like you I have come from a linux background and missed the tools to access the lower kernel information. This is next level.
Very cool !
In best tools for 2024 you said we should use RAW kubernetes instead of terraform for infra as code. Do you recommend any courses on how to get started with this?
I have a set of training videos for Crossplane at th-cam.com/play/PLyicRj904Z99i8U5JaNW5X3AyBvfQz-16.html. That's not the only tool of the kind that is Kubernetes-native, but is the one I spend most time with.
@@DevOpsToolkit Thank you I'm just a bit confused because when you recommended infra as code tool you said in the video NOT to bother with things built ontop of Kubernetes such as Crossplane but instead to just use raw Kubernetes as your infra as code. So why should I learn Crossplane now? (I'm not trying to be smart just stay focused).
Thanks for your insight.
That must have been my error for not explaining well. What I wanted to say is that you should be using Kubernetes and extending Kube API no matter how you externd it (thrd-party tools like Crossplane, you're own CRDs, etc.).
@@DevOpsToolkit Thank you Victor, will try my best.
Hi ! What's the terminal tool that show you the nearest command prediction you type in gray ! ?
Thanks !
It's OhMyZSH.
@@DevOpsToolkit yeah found the zsh plugin 😉 ty
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Is there a way to use (parts of) inspektor gadget in an ephemeral debug container without installing it in the cluster? I'm imagining a reactive, break glass scenario.
I haven't tried that, so I'm not 100% sure. My best guess is that it can't.
We added a “Getting started -> Quick Start” section to our documentation. This will allow you to use Inspektor Gadget without installation. Feel free to give it a shot! :)
@mqasimsarfraz will do
Brilliant! Creating network policies is indeed tedious. Does this work only with ebpf, for example Cilium service mesh
Inspektor Gadget is based on eBPF but does not require anything else to be eBPF.
Thanks for another great video 🎉 I've known gadget for a while now and sooner or later I end up using it for a lot of things! Use it!
A really nice gadget indeed, being able to do linux commands without needing to exec to a specific container sounds great, thanks for sharing!
... especially if those containers do not have the tools we need (as they shouldn't).