Advanced Microservices Architectures

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" summary

Argues that production microservices need a service mesh for policy, traffic and security rather than ad hoc code changes, and demonstrates a containerized stack running on Kubernetes/OpenShift: OpenShift Service Mesh (Istio control plane with envoy proxies as the data plane) plus Jaeger/Zipkin tracing, 3scale API management, and Netflix OSS patterns (service discovery, circuit breakers). Shows per-service proxies, aggregated telemetry, multi-tenant control, and concrete routing/authz policies that run in a real OpenShift deployment.

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" chapters (8)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:05Openshift Service Mesh
3. 2:58What is an Open Standardsbased Service Mesh
4. 5:20Adoption Models
5. 14:26Service Mesh
6. 20:56Data Planes
7. 26:39Version Numbers
8. 28:39API Management

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