Debugging an Application with Service Mesh
summary
Shows how to debug distributed microservices running on Kubernetes by using the Linkerd service mesh to inspect traffic and trace the root cause of problems, demonstrated via a live demo.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49What is a service mesh
- 7:28Linkerd components
- 10:03Installing Linkerd
- 12:52Observability demo
- 14:16Dependency analysis
- 18:53Live debugging commands
- 21:26Retry policy config
- 24:11Service profiles
- 25:35Traffic metrics
- 27:27Traffic splits & multi-cluster
- 29:15Security policies
- 29:35Q&A
- 31:41Contributing to Linkerd
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