May the Fork Be with You: Community Contributed Open Source Projects FTW!

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1. Automate K8s Troubleshooting Meet Komodor Gain Change Intelligence Runs automated checks and delivers remediation suggestions empowering all responders to troubleshoot independently. A single source of truth for all code & config changes, code diffs, deploys, alerts - displaying both real time & historical data. Shift Troubleshooting Left Uncover K8s Dependencies Gain the relevant insights behind a symptom, from the app layer (code change) to the infra layer (node resources). Uncover related components & understand cross-component changes to troubleshoot with the relevant context. Have 360° Visibility
2. 2 Polling Question: Where are you in your Kubernetes journey? A. I’m learning about containers and Kubernetes B. Planning to use in 6-12 months C. Using only in testing/development environment D. I am using it in production
3. Kubernetes Best Practices & Troubleshooting
4. 4 ValidKube ValidKube combines the best open-source tools to help ensure Kubernetes YAML best practices, hygiene & security. • Validate - Verify your Kubernetes configuration files @ kubeval • Clean - Remove clutter from your Kubernetes manifests @ kubectl-neat • Secure - Scan your YAML code for security vulnerabilities @ trivy • Audit -Validation of best practices for your yaml @ polaris https://validkube.com/
5. 5 Polaris Identifies Kubernetes deployment configuration errors • Comes with 20 built-in checks for Security, Efficiency, and Reliability • Supports custom checks using JSON Schema • Can run as a dashboard, an Admission Controller, or a CLI (for CI/CD) polaris.docs.fairwinds.com/
6. 6 Goldilocks Right-size your applications’ resource usage • Monitors resource usage for applications as they serve live traffic • Makes suggestions for CPU and Memory requests/limits • Support for multiple Quality of Service profiles goldilocks.docs.fairwinds.com/
7. 7 Pluto Detect usage of deprecated and removed Kubernetes resources • Smooths upgrades to new versions of Kubernetes • Can run against Infrastructure-as-Code or in-cluster Helm releases pluto.docs.fairwinds.com/
8. 8 Nova Find outdated Helm charts in your cluster • Cross-checks the charts running in your cluster versus the latest versions available • Generates warnings if you’re running a chart that’s out-of-date or deprecated nova.docs.fairwinds.com/
9. What to consider when choosing OSS tools?
10. Kubernetes governance and security software, from CI/CD through production
11. Fairwinds Solves Cloud Native Challenges Over-provisioning & wasted resources COST OPTIMIZATION Lack of visibility into security & compliance risks SECURITY 11 Service ownership & consistency POLICY AND GUARDRAILS Kubernetes-native software grown from open source & services
12. Komodor Monitors & Playbooks Proactive Health Monitoring Auto-identify k8s anomalies, failed deploys, misconfigurations, bottlenecks and other health issues. Spot emerging problems before they spread out and affect the end-users. Automatic Investigation Use ready-made playbooks to streamline root cause analysis, sidestep disruptive escalations and save hours of precious dev time. Assisted Remediation Provide your teams with straightforward remediation instructions that turn every responder into a troubleshooting expert.
13. 13 Polling Question: What is your greatest opportunity to improve your Kubernetes environment? A. Getting help with the basics B. General best practices assessment C. Improving the security posture of your clusters D. Saving money E. Improving the reliability of apps running in Kubernetes
14. KUBERNETES BEST PRACTICES GUIDE Kubernetes Best Practices https://www.fairwinds.com/kubernetes-be st-practices-comprehensive-white-paper Security Cost Optimization Reliability Policy Enforcement Monitoring & Alert 14
15. Link: https://komodor.com/all-resources/ebook/3538/?swcfpc=1