Developing Microservices with Istio
summary
Demonstrates Istio on Kubernetes/OpenShift using an Envoy sidecar for service discovery, load balancing and retries, with Pilot/Citadel/Telemetry as control plane components; shows Kiali graphs, Jaeger traces and Prometheus/Grafana metrics working end-to-end. Uses declarative rules for canary percentage routing, traffic mirroring and chaos injection, enforces mTLS identities, and configures circuit breakers, timeouts and rate limits. Notes current iptables/privileged setup and progress toward non‑privileged deployment and GA.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 2:59Topology Changes
- 3:58Service Discovery
- 4:25Timeouts
- 5:05Load-Balancing
- 7:59Upgrades
- 9:27Openshift
- 9:43Sto Service Mesh
- 13:42Security
- 14:01Policy Enforcement
- 14:16Chaos Testing
- 20:05Observability
- 21:09Dashboards
- 26:15Traffic Control
- 35:14Security Tls
- 39:07Fault-Tolerant Aspects Circuit Breakers
- 40:07Timeouts and Retries
- 40:42Injecting Faults
- 41:13Http Status Code Responses
- 43:40Resources
- 44:21Labs
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