Building Hybrid Clouds with Istio
summary
Demo deploys Istio control plane on a primary GKE cluster and uses a headless pilot service on a secondary cluster so a single Istio 0.8 multi-cluster control plane discovers three review endpoints (two in 10.5.2 range, one in 10.4) and load balances them via Envoy sidecars. Reviews v3 runs only on the secondary cluster; creating a routing rule sends 100% traffic to v3 and the UI shows only red stars, proving the routing works. Pod-to-pod networking uses a VPN and Pilot/Mixer/Citadel components are used.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:56Agenda
- 1:43What is Hybrid
- 2:59Hybrid Use Cases
- 4:56Kubernetes Doesnt Solve Everything
- 7:49What is Istio
- 10:18Hybrid Cloud Deployment Patterns
- 16:08Kubernetes Clusters
- 23:03Endpoints
- 26:53Next steps
- 27:33Summary
- 29:23Primary Cluster
- 32:18Production Ready
- 33:18Questions
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