Talk

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The invisible network: Making K8s connectivity self-service for devs

Udit Misra explores how to eliminate the "networking tax" on developer cognitive load. Learn to build a self-service observability layer that empowers teams to debug Kubernetes connectivity without needing a networking degree.

CEST

In this session, Udit Misra discusses the evolution of the internal developer platform from basic resource provisioning to advanced network observability. While Kubernetes abstracts infrastructure, networking remains a primary source of cognitive load and ticket ops for developers. Drawing on his experience at Salesforce and Microsoft, he outlines a blueprint for making the network invisible yet observable.

Key takeaways include:

• Bridging the gap between kernel-level data and developer-friendly insights.
• Using eBPF-driven L7 signals to provide human-readable connectivity errors.
• A framework for integrating self-service network diagnostics into an internal developer platform.

He demonstrates how shifting network troubleshooting left reduces MTTR and allows platform teams to focus on scale rather than connectivity tickets.

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