NWMatherson

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by NWMatherson 3y ago
Cool post guys.
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ContainIQ (YC S21) Is Hiring an SDR – Founding Role
1 points by NWMatherson 4y ago
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by NWMatherson 4y ago
Wow
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Thanks so much!
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Appreciate this insight and I agree with you. And I can definitely circle back here when our limited use tier goes live. Agree on that too.
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
The dashboard configuration issue was actually one of the pain points we targeted initially. It was an issue we experienced too. And we talked to a lot of our friends who had spent significant time setting these dashboards up in Datadog. On
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Well said, we are excited to see more eBPF tooling appear as well.
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
OpsTrace took an interesting approach (and was a YC company too, recently acquired by GitLab). We are a managed solution, whereas OpsTrace was a self hosted open source solution. And we are not building on top of other open source tools. Wi
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
We are planning to open source our agents in 2022!
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Pixie is definitely similar in their eBPF based approach. I believe there are differences in the types of data they collect and correlate with. For example we collect logs and state information (node status, node conditions, pod scheduled e
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
I agree. We are planning to launch a free edition with limited size and data retention. For users to try / play with before paying. It is in the works and we hope to have this out in the next few months. We are also thinking about laun
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Launch HN: ContainIQ (YC S21) – Kubernetes Native Monitoring with eBPF
79 points by NWMatherson 5y ago|20 comments
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ContainIQ (YC S21) Is Hiring eBPF and Kernel Engineer (Remote)
1 points by NWMatherson 5y ago
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
100% agree.
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Setting and Rightsizing Kubernetes Resource Limits(containiq.com)
1 points by NWMatherson 5y ago|2 comments
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Kubernetes Autoscaling: A Beginners Guide(containiq.com)
3 points by NWMatherson 5y ago|1 comments
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Libbpf and its advantages over BCC when developing BPF tools and applications(containiq.com)
2 points by NWMatherson 5y ago|0 comments
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
You are right! We are looking into launching a live demo version that users can play around with.
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Thanks so much! The initial version of ContainIQ is in a similar space to what pixie has built, but our eventual vision has a few differentiators. I believe Pixie was built using BCC (an assumption based on the 2GB requirement and their BPF
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Could you expand on what you mean a little? We’re a full service platform that collects, stores and visualizes the data for you.
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Good question. - ContainIQ just works. Comes pre-configured and you don't need a degree from DD University to know how to use it. - We are only focused on K8s. - We have differentiated features, easier setup and we take less time to ma
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Currently no, not yet at least.
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Cilium has traditionally focused more on the security and performance side of Kubernetes networking. Cilium’s Hubble product more closely aligns with what we are trying to achieve, but with ContainIQ we simplify visualization, setup and hos
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
Thanks for reading! Our goal was to create an out of the box solution that didn't require on-going maintenance. Another goal was to make something that all engineers on the team would know how to use. The amount of 1/2 broken prom
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by NWMatherson 5y ago
We are building ContainIQ ( https://www.containiq.com/ )! We provide Kubernetes native monitoring instantly with pre-built dashboards and easy to create monitors. A one-line install that takes 5 minutes to set up and it just