How to TCPdump effectively in Kubernetes (part 2)

In previous blog posts, we focused on how to use TCPdump in a specific container (see https://medium.com/@xxradar/how-to-tcpdump-effectively-in-docker-2ed0a09b5406 ) as well as how we could add it to an existing K8S deployment using a patch (see https://medium.com/@xxradar/how-to-tcpdump-effectively-in-kubernetes-part-1-a1546b683d2f)

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How to TCPdump effectively in Kubernetes (part 2)

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