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Come meet us at Kubecon NA 2022
Zain Asgar, Michelle Nguyen
October 18, 2022 • 2 minutes readGVP/GM @ New Relic, Co-Founder/CEO of Pixie Labs
Principal Engineer @ New Relic, Founding Engineer @ Pixie Labs
Pixie contributors will be attending this year’s KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022 in Detroit, Michigan!
Come chat about open source observability for Kubernetes with Pixie’s core contributors at our booth in the Project Pavilion.
Pixie contributors will also be speaking at the following events:
- OpenTelemetry or eBPF? That is the Question (eBPF Day - Monday, October 24, 2022 9:25 AM EDT)
In the observability space, OpenTelemetry and eBPF are two technologies that have been rapidly changing the landscape. So which should you use? In this session, we'll cover the strengths and weaknesses of both approaches, and show how both approaches have a role to play. - Exposing the Revolution: GRPC Observability with eBPF on K8s (eBPF Day - Monday, October 24, 2022 9:55 AM EDT)
gRPC, the most widely-used protocol to transfer data between containers, is difficult to monitor, when compared to more modern methods using eBPF. Join a journey through an eBPF solution that monitors the gRPC library used in python, C++, C#, PHP, & more. - Tracing SSL/TLS Encrypted Microservices with eBPF (eBPF Day - Monday, October 24, 2022 11:15 AM EDT)
SSL/TLS adoption in the Cloud Native environments is growing rapidly. While great for security, the encryption in such environments pose a unique challenge for observability tools. Many traffic sniffing tools can only collect the encrypted data, which is of limited value to the application developer. In this talk, we present how eBPF can be used to trace SSL/TLS connections so that application developers can see important debugging attributes like the operation, endpoint and payload. - When the Logs Just Don’t Cut It: Root-Causing Incidents Without Re-Deploying Prod (Friday, October 28, 2022 2:00 PM EDT)
We’ve all been there: your pod is crash-looping, you check the logs and you realize you forgot to log something important - now you’re unable to figure out what went wrong. You try to reproduce the problem locally with no luck: it only seems to happen in production. What do you do? In this talk, I’ll show you how to magically collect this data using bpftrace. Bpftrace lets you capture lots of useful data (function arguments, return values, latencies of individual functions - just to name a few) without re-deploying pods.
Here are some of the events we'll be attending. We hope to see you at them, along with the many other exciting talks at Kubecon!
Wednesday, October 26
- 11:55 AM EDT: Resize Your Pods In-Place With Deterministic eBPF Triggers - Pablo Chico de Guzman (Okteto), Vinay Kulkarni (Futurewei Technologies)
- 2:30 PM EDT: Kubernet-Bees: How Bees Solve Problems Of Distributed Systems - Simon Emms & Christian Weichel (Gitpod)
- 4:30 PM EDT: Fluent Bit V2.0: Unifying Open Standards For Logs, Metrics & Traces - Eduardo Silva & Anurag Gupta (Calyptia)
Thursday, October 27
- 11:55 AM EDT: Edge-Native Application Principles: Taking Your App Beyond the Cloud - Kate Goldenring (Fermyon), Amar Kapadia (Aarna Networks)
- 2:30 PM EDT: Edge-Native: The New Paradigm For Operating And Developing Edge Apps - Frank Brockners (Cisco)
Friday, October 28
- 11:00 AM EDT: How Adobe Planned For Scale With Argo CD, Cluster API, And VCluster - Joseph Sandoval (Adobe) & Dan Garfield (Codefresh)
- 11:00 AM EDT: SIG-Multicluster Intro And Deep Dive - Jeremy Olmsted-Thompson & Laura Lorenz (Google), Paul Morie (Apple)
- 11:00 AM EDT: cert-manager - Past, Present and Future - Jake Sanders, cert-manager Maintainer & Ashley Davis (Jetstack)
- 2:00 PM EDT: Dynamically Testing Individual Microservice Releases In Production - Matt Turner (Tetrate)
- 4:00 PM EDT: SIG Autoscaling Updates And Feature Highlights - Marcin Wielgus & Jayant Jain (Google), Diego Bonfigli (Sysdig)
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