Video

DNS Troubleshooting Made Simple: Real-World Solutions with Isovalent and Cilium

Online

It’s always DNS! Troubleshooting DNS failures in Kubernetes can be daunting. With complex networking, dynamic components, and ever-changing IPs, traditional CNIs and monitoring tools often fall short. How can you get the visibility needed to solve these challenges?

Cilium and Isovalent to the rescue: Powered by cutting-edge eBPF kernel technology, Cilium redefines what a modern CNI can do. It delivers unparalleled insights into your Kubernetes cluster, while Hubble turns those insights into real-time solutions. What once took days can now be resolved in minutes.

In this session, Duffie & Christopher demonstrate how to troubleshoot a common DNS issue using Cilium. Discover:

• How eBPF-powered Cilium provides deep cluster visibility
• How Hubble accelerates root-cause analysis with intuitive data visualization
• Why iptables is a problem, and how Cilium overcomes it
• Why Cilium is the future-proof CNI solution for modern cloud-native operations

Don’t miss this chance to see cutting-edge networking in action and learn how Cilium can transform your Kubernetes troubleshooting workflow!

Do you have any questions?

• Contact us

Using the example of DNS, our CNI engineers show how they use Cilium to troubleshoot complex problems quickly. Learn how Cilium can transform your Kubernetes troubleshooting workflow!

• Duffie Cooley, Field CTO Isovalent & CNCF Ambassador

  I am a generalist. I prefer to work in a fast paced deeply technical atmosphere. I believe that if you can't teach a thing then you don't understand it. I enjoy working with engineering focused companies/teams as they tend to align with my values pretty well. I have a strong preference for test driven methodologies. Technologies like Kubernetes, Mesos, Openstack, and Docker. All have a place in creating a new world for ops and engineering teams, and I am excited about it. Where we are headed. The engineering and systems role is very different. I enjoy working with these teams and helping to facilitate the transition to new technologies.

• Christopher Luciano, Sr. Solutions Engineer

January 14, 2025