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Tuesday, November 19 • 3:20pm - 3:55pm
Weighing a Cloud: Measuring Your Kubernetes Clusters - Han Kang, Google & Elana Hashman, Red Hat

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Kubernetes is complicated. Instrumenting it can be worse. Measuring the components of a distributed system shouldn't be as daunting as being asked to weigh a literal cloud.

In this talk, we'll go over the components of a Kubernetes control-plane and show you where to look to figure out what is actually happening. We will show you common cluster issues and how they would look in your instrumentation, so that you can more effectively diagnose clusters.

Starting in version 1.14, Kubernetes metrics were overhauled to provide consistent, high quality metrics. Han Kang and Elana Hashman will go over the changes and the potential ingestion implications of this overhaul and how it may affect you.
Speakers
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Han Kang

Staff Software Engineer, Google
Han Kang is a Staff Software Engineer at Google. Han co-chairs SIG instrumentation, where he focuses on efforts to improve metric quality. He also participates in SIG API Machinery, where he works on things related to control-plane boot-sequences and health-checking.
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Elana Hashman

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Elana Hashman currently works for Red Hat as a Principal Software Engineer on the OpenShift Container Platform Node Team, working upstream in Kubernetes SIG Node. Previously, she served as an SRE and technical lead on Azure Red Hat OpenShift. She is a subproject lead for the SIG Node... Read More →

Weighing a Cloud: Measuring Your Kubernetes Clusters pdf
Tuesday November 19, 2019 3:20pm - 3:55pm PST
Room 30ABCDE - San Diego Convention Center Upper Level
  Observability