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Beyond Root Cause Analysis for K8s: What Your Logs Should Be Telling You

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Syllabus

  • Introduction to Kubernetes Logging
  • Overview of Kubernetes architecture
    Importance of logging in Kubernetes environments
  • Fundamentals of Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
  • Traditional RCA methods
    Limitations of traditional RCA in Kubernetes
  • Advanced Log Summarization Techniques
  • Log aggregation and indexing
    Filtering and querying logs for deeper insights
  • Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Log Analysis
  • Introduction to AI in log analysis
    Benefits of AI over traditional methods
  • Using Large Language Models (LLMs) for Logs
  • Introduction to LLMs
    Applying LLMs to extract insights from log data
    Case studies and use cases
  • Reducing Operational Overhead with AI-driven Log Analysis
  • Automated anomaly detection
    Predictive maintenance through log analysis
  • Improving Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
  • Techniques to quickly identify issues in logs
    Real-time log alerting and notification systems
  • Implementing Solutions in Kubernetes
  • Setting up AI-driven log analysis tools
    Integrating with existing Kubernetes monitoring systems
  • Hands-on Workshop
  • Practical exercises with real Kubernetes clusters
    Implementing and testing log summarization techniques
  • Best Practices and Future Trends
  • Best practices for log management in Kubernetes
    Emerging trends in AI and LLMs for log analysis
  • Course Summary and Q&A
  • Review of key concepts
    Open session for questions and discussion

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Computer Science