Measuring Energy Consumption in Clusters with Kepler
summary
How to monitor energy-consumption metrics in Kubernetes clusters using Kepler, including how Kepler gathers those metrics using eBPF. Covers using Kepler on bare-metal and virtual-machine deployments and mentions CNCF’s TAG Environmental Sustainability efforts to bring sustainability tools to cloud-native environments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Kepler introduction
- 3:16Energy measurement with eBPF
- 10:25Kepler data visualization
- 13:17Emissions formulas
- 20:20Contributing to green software
- 25:20Sector use cases Q&A
- 30:46Latin America Kepler adoption Q&A
- 34:45Costs and access Q&A
- 38:01Future of sustainable software
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