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Companion notebook for the Observability Labs article "Debugging a Kubernetes network latency spike between services using Elastic" (elastic/elastic-labs-blogs#2208).
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Companion notebook for the Observability Labs article "Debugging a Kubernetes network latency spike between services using Elastic" (elastic/elastic-labs-blogs#2208).
It runs the article's ES|QL queries against your own run of the lab.
k8s/has the kind cluster with the instrumented services, andlab.shruns the three incidents and records when each one starts and ends.Requires Elasticsearch 9.4+, Docker, kind, kubectl and Helm.