Ask HN: Is there a good tool for container resource monitoring?
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Re: Ask HN: Is there a good tool for container resource monitoring?
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#3I believe you're looking for something very much like sysdig cloud. https://sysdig.com/product/
Re: Ask HN: Is there a good tool for container resource monitoring?
#4I believe you're looking for something very much like sysdig cloud. https://sysdig.com/product/
Thanks, that looks promising! Do you use it yourself, or just happen to know about it?
I don't currently use it as we just use prometheus + kubernetes just because my company isn't big on cloud services and doesn't have a need for it just yet.
Note: I have absolutely no relationship to him or Sysdig, just am a random tech guy impressed occasionally by good tech.
Re: Ask HN: Is there a good tool for container resource monitoring?
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, that looks promising! Do you use it yourself, or just happen to know about it?
I've had drinks with Loris Degioanni and Brendan Gregg after a conference one year (Monitorama). Getting to ask two legit heavyweights in the industry about how to monitor containers at scale was definitely a high point for me. Also, Loris is an incredibly smart and entirely reasonable guy. I grilled him pretty hard and came away with the distinct impression his tech is exceptional for what it is, and the product pre…
Re: Ask HN: Is there a good tool for container resource monitoring?
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, that looks promising! Do you use it yourself, or just happen to know about it?
I've had drinks with Loris Degioanni and Brendan Gregg after a conference one year (Monitorama). Getting to ask two legit heavyweights in the industry about how to monitor containers at scale was definitely a high point for me. Also, Loris is an incredibly smart and entirely reasonable guy. I grilled him pretty hard and came away with the distinct impression his tech is exceptional for what it is, and the product pre…
I use it to monitor connections, connection speed and processes running on specific containers (usually Jenkins builders) and it's really good & easy to use.