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In today's blog post, we will examine continuous profiling using Parca. We will set up Parca in a Kubernetes cluster, explore its architecture, and collect profiles from an example application. Finally, we will review the Parca UI to analyze the collected profiles. If you are not familiar with continuous profiling, I recommend reading the "What is profiling?" section in the Parca documentation.

After getting started with YugabyteDB in the last blog post, I wanted to explore how to set up a zone-aware YugabyteDB cluster. To do this, we will create a multi-zone AKS cluster and use the standard single-zone YugabyteDB Helm Chart to deploy one-third of the nodes in the database cluster across each of the three zones.