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Latency Progressively Increases for Kubernetes DaemonSet

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Latency Progressively Increases for Kubernetes DaemonSet

Targets:
Containers
Use Template

Latency Progressively Increases for Kubernetes DaemonSet

Targets:
Containers
Use Template

Latency Progressively Increases for Kubernetes DaemonSet

Targets:
Containers
Use Template
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Latency a Kubernetes DaemonSet progressively increases to analyse at which point the communication breaks.

Structure

We start by adding a 250ms latency on the Kubernetes DaemonSet's outgoing traffic for 30 seconds. Next, we stepwise increase the latency to 500ms, 750ms, and 1s - each for 30 seconds. In between, we have small wait steps to ease analysis in external observability tools for each phase.


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Delay Outgoing Traffic
Inject latency into egress network traffic.
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Progressive
DaemonSet
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Kubernetes
Latency
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License
MIT
MaintainerSteadybit
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