Service mesh patterns
summary
Live demos use Istio on Kubernetes with Envoy sidecars, Kiali, Jaeger and Grafana to show real effects without changing app code. Deployments run three replicas, traffic is steered with a 70/30 canary and header rules (iPhone → v1, Android → v2). Fault injection adds a 6s delay (100% of calls) and a 60% HTTP 404 abort to test resilience; timeouts/retries are configured (2s timeout, three retries of 0.5s) so failures and traces appear in Jaeger and metrics in Grafana.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 2:54Docker and Kubernetes
- 4:38What Is a Service Mesh
- 9:02Per Host Proxy Model
- 11:45Pilot Component
- 13:50Features of the Mesh
- 14:38Service Entry
- 15:30Traffic Routing
- 16:36Weighted Routing
- 16:52Conditional Routing
- 17:28Security
- 17:51Resiliency and Testing Features
- 19:28Traffic Mirroring
- 20:19Demo
- 22:42Deploy a Gateway
- 23:30Virtual Service
- 25:46Deploy the Destination Rule
- 29:0870 / 30 Split
- 40:48Delay Injection
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