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Forensic container analysis

A new feature called forensic container checkpointing has been introduced to Kubernetes.

This article provides a detailed analysis of how to configure Kubernetes to enable checkpoint support and how to analyze container checkpoints. The analysis includes using the tool checkpointctl to extract information about the container and its image, as well as examining data stored in memory during the process.

The article provides steps to create a checkpoint and analyze it using various tools. This checkpointing feature is still in alpha and may change in the future.


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