Tools of the Week #2
// Publicado em: 14 de outubro de 2019Tools of the week is a top of my head idea to write a tiny little bit about the tools and libraries I discovered every week. I love tools. I now you love them too ❤️
sls-dev-tools
Like htop, but for AWS Lambda functions. Honestly, I had this idea a while back! I’m thrilled to find out that other people made it ✨
Within the console app a lot of information is available, like a list of functions, metrics, logs, invocation duration, location in a map and more!
🚨 PRICE ALERT 🚨 The tool calls AWS API, a lot, especially GetMetricData from CloudWatch, costing $0.01 per 1k metrics requested.
kubeinvaders
THE👏BEST👏CHAOS👏ENGINEERING👏TOOL👏EVER👏
IT’S SPACE INVADERS
BUT THE ALIENS
ARE PODS
I’M TOO EXCITED TO TURN OFF THE CAPS LOCK!!!
ENJOY IT.
stern
This week do yourself a favor and forget kubectl logs, really, pretend it never existed.
Stern is the best tool I know of for tailing logs in K8S, working with multiple Pods AND multiple containers. Its filtering system understands Pods without their “unique Deployment ID”, so $ stern prometheus-server just works.
inlets
Inlets is like ngrok, but open source (and better). Basically, you spin up a VM somewhere with an external IP address and run inlets in server mode. On your local machine, execute inlets specifying the VM’s IP address and your local port. BOOM! Tunneling!
🍀 BONUS: Check inlets-operator. It does the same tunneling dance, but you end up with a public LoadBalancer for your local Kubernetes cluster. A M A Z I N G.
reverse-interview
It’s time to flip the table and learn about questions you should make to your interviewer, including subjects like the company’s role, tech stack, potential coworkers and more, nicely translated into different languages ⚡️