Turning Your Cloud Native Apps Inside Out With a Service Mesh

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Claims that moving Spring Cloud client libs into an Envoy-based service mesh yields consistent traffic management, observability and security across languages and clusters while removing per-app complexity. Architecture uses an Envoy sidecar per pod, replaces Eureka/Ribbon so you can remove Eureka and Ribbon and use Envoy/istio control plane for discovery, canarying and retries, and enforces mTLS via SDS for per-service identities. Latency increases slightly; demo repo shows the before/after code and runable examples.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:15Rewrite
3. 3:55Why
4. 7:00Common Ingredients
5. 9:39Transparent Network Layer
6. 11:59Envoy
7. 16:39Consistency
8. 19:49Application examples
9. 21:03Server Ingress Service Discovery
10. 23:00Initial Load Balancing
11. 24:37Resilience
12. 26:00Security
13. 27:24Request Security
14. 28:26Summary

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