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Just Enough Istio to be Dangerous
Rating: 3.7 out of 5(184 ratings)
8,136 students
Last updated 1/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Setup Istio cluster with Google Kubernetes Engine
  • Configure and validate istio control plane along with the plugins
  • Deploy canary releases in production and learn how to intelligently route traffic
  • Inject fault to test the resiliency of the micro services application stack
  • Do a zero downtime rolling deployment independant of the underlying infrastructure scaling

Course content

1 section11 lectures1h 9m total length
  • Deploying Istio Cluster with Google Kubernetes Engine7:43
  • Setting up Google Cloud SDK5:35
  • Validating Istio Control Plane5:35
  • Validating Istio Telemetry Plugin4:16
  • Overview of Bookinfo app4:54
  • Deploying canary releases with intelligent routing7:33
  • Testing application resiliency by injecting a fault9:37
  • Zero downtime deployments with weight based routing5:53
  • Traffic Routing and Deployment - Kubernetes vs Istio15:29
  • Cleaning Up2:18
  • Connect with Me & School of DevOps0:31

Requirements

  • Working knowledge of Kubernetes - Pods, Deployments, Services, Ingress etc.
  • Working knowledge of Docker
  • Google Cloud Account - Free Subscription to setup environment

Description

If you have been using Kubernetes, you must have heard of the brand new concept of service mesh.  Istio service mesh is the new thing in town and a lot of folks are wondering what it is and whats the need of it when they are already using kubernetes. 


This course would give you a quick understanding of what istio is, how it works and what features it offers on top of kubernetes that makes it talk of the town.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who is looking to deploy applications with Kubernetes and looking for advanced features
  • Anyone who is curious about Istio and want to find out what it offers on top of Kubernertes features