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3 Ways to Time Kubernetes Job Duration for Better DevOps

3 Ways to Time Kubernetes Job Duration for Better DevOps

Grasping Kubernetes job durations sharpens performance by pinpointing bottlenecks. This can be achieved by tweaking source code, employing command timers, or utilizing Kube State Metrics. Each approach calls for file locker integration with Prometheus or VictoriaMetrics to lodge and retrieve execution times. Who knew finding flaws could be so metric-alicious?


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