Discovering the Untold User Stories of Kubernetes With Applied Anthropology
summary
Argues for adding verbose identity metadata into Kubernetes protocols, shows a working pipeline that logs user agents in 1.12, extends the e2e test suite reporting to tie tests to API endpoints, and produces sunburst coverage graphs and drilldowns that map specific CLI paths through client‑go to the API server. Describes a KEP to add verbose identity and interactive notebooks on apisnoop.cncf.io plus ML sketches to surface common usage journeys so conformance tests can target real, repeating behavior.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:55Maori Protocols
- 10:43Introductions
- 11:59Recording User Agents
- 12:47Coverage Graph
- 13:23Kubernetes Test Suite
- 14:04What If
- 15:30Making Room
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