Service Mesh — Kilometer 30 in the Microservice Marathon
summary
The talk examines operational challenges of large-scale service meshes for microservice applications, including service call patterns (who calls whom, which versions, request contents, call frequencies), testing interactions, and replacing individual services. It presents tools and approaches to simplify managing and observing service meshes with potentially hundreds of runtime instances.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 2:33km 30 in Microservices?
- 6:07What comes next at km 30?
- 9:58Where to put Resilience?
- 15:25Service Mesh Functions
- 17:00When to use a Service Mesh tool?
- 18:58With what Service Mesh?
- 25:07Envoy Proxy
- 27:26Mixer
- 30:47Citadel
- 32:12Automatic Sidecar Injection
- 35:22Traffic Management
- 44:05Circuit Breaker
- 54:15Fault Injection
- 55:25Traffic Shadowing
- 57:46Monitoring
- 59:44Service Graph
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