Add kvisor agent debug command line tool #391
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There is now a new kvisor agent debug CLI tool, that allows to dump the current state of socket to process associations. The idea is that this tool can be executed on the node to give a better insights into how kvisor reports network related metrics. Additionally the eBPF code has been refactored a bit, to better fit having multiple C source locations in the repository.
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There is now a new kvisor agent debug CLI tool, that allows to dump the current state of socket to process associations. The idea is that this tool can be executed on the node to give a better insights into how kvisor reports network related metrics.
Additionally the eBPF code has been refactored a bit, to better fit having multiple C source locations in the repository.
Sample output of the tool:
