Virtual Machines and Service Mesh in the Enterprise: 5 Things You Need to Know
summary
Claims that VM onboarding works with Istio 1.9 beta and shows a concrete bootstrap path: create workload entry, sidecar and service entry, then use tctl Tetrate service bridge or SSH to transfer certs and config. Demo boots five preprovisioned GCP VMs running Envoy proxy in Docker, validates request/response and metrics, and exercises four network patterns (no gateway, one or both gateways). Notes that workload entry edits require rebootstrap and that FQDN vs certificate mismatches (cloud load balancers) are a common gotcha.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:48Why You Need Vm in the Service Mesh
- 3:04Security
- 8:59Sidecar
- 9:38Create Service Entry
- 10:46How Vm and Port Communicate to each Other
- 12:39Demo
- 13:09How To Import Uvm
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