u/ParticularCake1475

Running a node-level binary against a specific pod’s container — Linux and Windows

Hi all,

I want to run a command/binary that exists on the node (not inside the container image) but have it operate in the context of a specific pod’s container — e.g., use the node’s tcpdump to capture traffic on a pod’s network interface, or run a diagnostic tool that isn’t shipped in the container.

On Linux, I know nsenter -t <pid> -n … works for this by entering the container’s namespaces while still executing the node’s binary. Is this the recommended approach, or is there something cleaner (e.g., kubectl debug, ephemeral containers)?

On Windows, nsenter doesn’t exist since containers use Job Objects / Server Silos instead of Linux namespaces. What’s the equivalent pattern for running a node-installed tool against a specific pod’s container?

Thanks!

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u/ParticularCake1475 — 16 hours ago

How to deal with someone who is downright nasty in the meetings ?

Eight years in the tech industry and I still don’t know how to deal with men talking down to someone in front of the entire team to make that person feel bad.
I always get into trouble for standing up for myself. I was thrown out of a project by the lead because of a heated argument I got into over his condescending behavior, and I got a reputation for being a hotheaded person. So I decided that next time someone misbehaves, I’ll just ignore it or leave the team.
Going to HR is useless. Telling your manager is useless, because if they think the lead is important to have on the team, obviously they won’t care about you.
I felt bad. I did escalate the way he spoke and misbehaved with me, but nothing happened.
I don’t know. It still hurts. I tried to move on, and yes, I’m on a new team now and the people around me are good and nice, but I just don’t know.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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u/ParticularCake1475 — 1 day ago
▲ 5 r/eb_1a

What kind of evidence that they want with people have relied on implemented your OC?

I am getting the letters from who cited my work and they are all independent and from different competing companies.

I found evidence that two of my competitive are also trying to solve the same problem which I solved. Infact architecture is very similar from what I see from their public documents.

What exactly should be provided? Should I ask my recommenders if that cited work was ever implemented in the production ? Will USCIS consider that?

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u/ParticularCake1475 — 15 days ago