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...Local mode requires that you start the target binary as the same user that runs gops binary. To use gops in a remote mode you need to know target's agent address. In Local mode use process's PID as a target; in Remote mode target is a host:port combination. gops supports CPU and heap pprof profiles. After reading either heap or CPU profile, it shells out to the go tool pprof and let you interactively examine the profiles.

...Both, the Trivy CLI, and the Trivy Operator support CIS Kubernetes Benchmark scanning among several other features. There are multiple ways to run kube-bench. You can run kube-bench inside a pod, but it will need access to the host's PID namespace in order to check the running processes, as well as access to some directories on the host where config files and other files are stored.

Library for writing system daemons in Go. Now supported only UNIX-based OS (Windows is not supported). But the library was tested only on Linux and OSX, so if you have the ability to test the library on other platforms, give me feedback, please (#26). We can not use fork syscall in Golang's runtime, because child process doesn't inherit threads and goroutines in that case. The library uses a simple trick: it runs its own copy with a mark - a predefined environment variable. Availability of...

...Just put noti at the beginning or end of your regular commands. If you already started a command, but forgot to use noti, then you can do this to get notified when that process' PID disappears. You can also press ctrl+z after you started a process. This will temporarily suspend the process, but you can resume it with noti.

kubectl-debug is an out-of-tree solution for troubleshooting running pods, which allows you to run a new container in running pods for debugging purposes (examples). The new container will join the pid, network, user and IPC namespaces of the target container, so you can use arbitrary trouble-shooting tools without pre-installing them in your production container image.