Itiel sharing his views on Kubernetes and microservices, as the motivation behind founding Komodor - the first k8s-native troubleshooting platform.

Ben Ofiri talking about the 3 pillars of Kubernetes troubleshooting.

On June 2nd, 2021, we participated in a live panel discussion with our friends from Coralogix, featuring our CTO & co-founder, Itiel Shwartz, and Coralogix’s Head of DevSecOps, Oded David. Widespread adoption of agile methodologies, CI/CD pipelines, distributed architectures, and more have enabled software development to reach a rate and scale that would have seemed unimaginable just a few years ago. Of course, along with the benefits of new methodologies and technologies comes a new set of troubleshooting challenges that need to be addressed as well.

Kubernetes has made it easier to manage and scale microservices. However, keeping track of so many moving parts is often challenging for Dev & Ops teams. Achieving clear observability for better monitoring and troubleshooting is key to improving the development process. Part 2 of the webinar, which includes a talk by Komodor's CTO and co-founder, Itiel Shwartz, concluded with a quick demo of Komodor's troubleshooting platform and a Q&A session.

Komodor in a Kubernetes troubleshooting platform that tracks all changes, across your entire k8s stack, analyzing their ripple effect and providing you with the context you need to troubleshoot efficiently and independently. Check out this product demo to see our platform in action!