Observability in AWS EKS

Observability in AWS EKS: How to Monitor, Debug, and Optimize Kubernetes Workloads

Modern applications deployed on Kubernetes—particularly on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)—are dynamic, distributed, and highly scalable. While this flexibility drives innovation, it also introduces significant operational complexity.  Pods may scale rapidly, microservices communicate across multiple namespaces, and workloads shift dynamically across nodes. In such an environment, observability is not optional; it is essential.  It enables teams to:  ● Detect and…

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