Dom Delnano

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@oazizi000 I've tested this change on EKS (Amazon Linux 2), GKE Ubuntu and GKE COS in addition to tracking down the endianness problem (kernel data structure stores the local port...

Hi @kevemueller, thanks for the feedback. Can you confirm the exact behavior you are seeing when using the provider? From your description, it seems like VM creation will work but...

Hi @Pger-Y, the `PL_DOMAIN_NAME` and `PL_WORK_DOMAIN` settings do not apply to the [service-tls-certs](https://github.com/pixie-io/pixie/blob/fc1a4fa0e1376b7c9dbccb0683492bd5864d04dd/scripts/create_cloud_secrets.sh#L50-L63) used by inter-service communication. In order to see the tls errors you are describing, it appears you...

If a cloud is deployed to a cluster with a custom domain, the cloud proxy server ends up in a crash loop with the following error. ``` 2024/09/03 16:12:40 [emerg]...

I have a crude test on [this branch](https://github.com/ddelnano/pixie/tree/ddelnano/testing-with-dynamically-probing-for-higher-insn-count) that inserts > 4096 BPF asm instructions. This test works on < 5.2 kernels, but it appears to pass on the 6.11...

@zoltanbedi @yesoreyeram could you provide some direction on how to implement this? I'm interested in contributing this, but have had some difficulties with implementing this. I've tried to modify the...

I was able to track down the problem. The service in question uses v10 of kafka's produce Api key. "Api key" is kafka's terminology for how it versions different requests...

Hi @datavisorhenryzhao, thanks for the bug report. Can you collect the PEM logs via `px collect-logs` while that workload is running? It would also be helpful (but not required) if...

@datavisorhenryzhao sorry for the slow response. I have time set aside to investigate this tomorrow and reproduce it myself. In order to enable that verbose logging, you need to add...

@datavisorhenryzhao did you capture the logs with `px collect-logs` again with that verbose logging enabled? > I did not find the kLossHistoEvent=0 Did you mean `kLossHistoEvent=0`? That would actually be...