Ignite: Istio+: Enhancing Observability and Tracing using Kiali and Jaeger
summary
Demo of an Istio service mesh on an enterprise Kubernetes cluster shows practical observability: Kiali draws a real-time service graph, flags failures in red, surfaces inbound/outbound metrics from Prometheus, and highlights a measured 2 second delay in the treating service that slows the app. Distributed traces use Jaeger with clickable trace dots and a tree view of span timing. Live controls demonstrate weighted routing/A-B shifts and the stack ships open source or integrated as OpenShift Service Mesh.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:56KIALI SERVICE GRAPH
- 1:11TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION (% TRAFFIC)
- 1:26RESPONSE TIME (TO CHECK DELAYS)
- 1:56APPLICATION METRICS
- 2:26IDENTIFY AND FIX INCONSISTENCIES IN ISTIO CONFIGS
- 2:41CORRELATE RESULTS WITH TRACES
- 3:11JAEGER TRACE GRAPH VIEW
- 3:41UPCOMING - WEIGHTED ROUTING
- 3:56OPENSHIFT SERVICE MESH INCLUDES KIALI AND JAEGER
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