Unlock Fast and Efficient Local Development with Kubernetes and mirrord

In this YouTube video, we explore the power of Kubernetes and mirrord to unlock fast and efficient local development. Learn how to set up your development environment using mirrord to streamline your workflow, speed up deployments, and enhance collaboration among your team members.

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00:00 Introduction to Network Mirroring for Development
06:49 Traffic Mirroring With mirrord
12:47 Traffic Stealing With mirrord
18:29 mirrord for Teams
21:42 mirrord Pros And Cons

[DevOpsToolkit]

What do you think of mirrord? Can it challenge Telepresence?

[edenr]

I like the debugging aspect of it, that you can forward requests with special header to your local environment. There is also another tool I came across when I had to troubleshoot how application behaves on production called rookout. The cool thing about this approach is that you can use step debugger in production environment without freezing the actual clients requests (internally it makes a copy of your prod app, which makes it possible), then you can see step by step what’s happening. This is only if I have to go with the paid version. Pretty useful stuff…Thanks!

[saldistefano]

Your ability to describe complex scenarios in an easy to understand way is very good 👍

[arnabseal]

This is exactly the problem I was trying to solve! Thanks again!

[IvanRizzante]

Thanks for another great video, I didn't know about mirrord!
It sounds promising but I don't really like the fact that the free version doesn't work well with multiple pods.
You may want to be able to mirror apps already deployed with multiple replicas in a "pre-production" cluster just because that's the way they're deployed in production, and you want to have a way to balance your traffic especially if that app is shared among many.
Still I believe that remote development is a great choice to fix many of the problems you listed in the video.

[joebowbeer]

I think the free version of mirrord is a little more useful than your rating. For example, it's useful for occasional troubleshooting in a cluster. It can also be useful when debugging a single service that is running in a local cluster. (This is something else the documentation fails to mention.)

[dirien]

great video as always including the hard facts towards mirrord OSS cons 😂!

I used telepresence before and have this on my bucket list to try out!

[fmadlion]

these new to me, i’ve been using kubectl port-forward + docker compose for the most part, production clusters always have really annoying restrictions in my experience, i think these may have issues as soon as a cloud service comes into the frame? which is basically always now. I think its still a hard / unsolved problem

[MrBofi]

Video is great 🎉, but comment for Weblogic rocks! Just to let you know there are some people stil using OAS in production 😂

[michaelfedell]

What framework do you suggest for local kubernetes development work in 2024? Minikube, kind, k3s, etc.?

[leandrolandmayer]

Amazing video! Do you have any videos on telepresence?

[XXKarlderKaeferXX]

Does mirrord work with Istio? Especially when mTLS is enforced

[gorhal]

Great video as always 🙂
How about windows nodes, does mirrord supoort it?

[DennisHaney]

There is also "bridge to kubernetes". This is developed by Microsoft. So plugins for Visual Studio and vscode.

[zoop]

It doesn't looke like it does anything different than telepresence or czctl, the latter was my favorite but unfortunately their product is in an unusable state at the moment.