Pixie Brings In-Cluster Kubernetes Debugging to CNCF
New Relic has opened sourced the Pixie, under an Apache 2.0 license, and has started the process of donating the technology to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (as well as sign on to CNCF as a member).
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