kubeshark-traffic

You can capture L4/L7 traffic across pods using advanced filtering to identify network connectivity issues and analyze payloads. This approach pinpoints failures in containerized environments without requiring manual key management.

Yes, you can automatically decrypt TLS and HTTPS traffic in a Kubernetes cluster without manual key management. This simplifies troubleshooting encrypted service-to-service communication by exposing the unencrypted payloads.

Export Kubernetes network traffic to a pcap file by capturing real-time data across the desired pods and using the export function. This outputs a file ready for detailed offline analysis in Wireshark.

Yes, you need Kubeshark installed and an MCP endpoint access to capture L4/L7 traffic for performance bottlenecks. This setup provides the real-time data and pcap export capabilities required for incident forensics.

The best way to analyze a slow API response is to capture network traffic between the frontend and backend pods to identify latency bottlenecks. This isolates the delayed service-to-service communication and analyzes error payloads.