The new release (38.0) brings Kubeshark scalability to a whole new level, introducing a new distributed PCAP storage system, DNS support, TCP/UDP stream replay, historic traffic snapshot and much more.

Kubeshark automates the detection of suspicious network behaviors and triggers actions by using Javascript in conjunction with L4 and L7 hooks.

Debugging and troubleshooting K8s applications are essential capabilities for Devops, SREs and Platform Engineers who usually enjoy elevated permissions. By self-hosting Kubeshark, Devops can now deliver same capabilities to the rest of the organization's developers without compromising on security.

The new Kubeshark-Lens integration offers K8s Lens users to view real-time traffic related to certain K8s components including services, pods, nodes, namespaces and clusters.