The Must Have Tool for Devops & SREs
Alex Jones from Canonical describes why Kubeshark is a must have tool for Devops and SREs, and provides a brief history of Wireshark and the importance of network analysis.
Real-time Kubernetes protocol-level visibility, capturing and monitoring all traffic going in, out and across containers, pods, namespaces, nodes and clusters.
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Step 1
Install the CLI using a simple shell script:
sh <(curl -Ls https://kubeshark.co/install)
Alternatively, you can download the latest release of Kubeshark CLI directly from GitHub
Step 2
Start capturing traffic:
kubeshark tap
Ready!
Step 1
Add the Helm repository and install:
helm repo add kubeshark https://helm.kubeshark.co && \
helm install kubeshark kubeshark/kubeshark
Step 2
Enable dashboard access:
kubectl port-forward service/kubeshark-front 8899:80
Step 3
Visit localhost:8899 to view real time streaming traffic
Ready!
Step 1
Add the Homebrew repository and install:
brew tap kubeshark/kubeshark && \
brew install kubeshark
Step 2
Start capturing traffic:
kubeshark tap
Ready!
Step 1
Clone:
git clone https://github.com/kubeshark/kubeshark.git
Step 2
Build:
cd kubeshark && make
Step 3
Start capturing traffic:
./bin/kubeshark__ tap
Ready!
Gain protocol-level visibility into K8s' internal network across all parts of the cluster.
Refine your investigation using a rich query language.
Unravel the intricate web of relationships with an identity-aware service map.
Stop holding your breath while waiting for symptoms to appear as you watch.
Capture the last hour/day/week of selected pods' traffic and create immutable snapshots.
Conduct your investigation offline at your discretion using Kubeshark's dashboard in conjunction with the rest of your observability stack.
Detect suspicious network behaviors in real-time.
Trigger alerts and stream network metrics and schema-free documents to your preferred telemetry or log aggregation application.
Create custom logic scripts in conjunction with OSI L4/L7 hooks.
Alex Jones from Canonical describes why Kubeshark is a must have tool for Devops and SREs, and provides a brief history of Wireshark and the importance of network analysis.
Abhishek Veeramalla from Red Hat uses Kubeshark to demonstrate how traffic is flowing in K8s as part of a complete DevOps course.
Harsha Koushik, a security engineer, is using Kubeshark for traffic monitoring and threat modeling while comparing to other tools in the industry.