The presentation used at Kubecon in Copenhagen is available in the root of the work project - Istio Workshop for Kubecon Europe.pptx
- Exercise 1 - Accessing your cluster in IBM Cloud Container Service OR
- Exercise 1 - Google Cloud cluster setup
- Exercise 2 - Deploying a microservice to Kubernetes
- Exercise 3 - Creating a Kubernetes Service
- Exercise 4 - Scaling In and Out
- Exercise 5 - Installing Istio
- Exercise 6 - Creating a Service Mesh with Istio Proxy
- Exercise 7 - Istio Ingress Controller
- Exercise 8 - Telemetry
- Exercise 9 - Distributed Tracing
- Exercise 10 - Request Routing and Canary Deployments
- Exercise 11 - Service Isolation Using Mixer
- Exercise 12 - Security
- Exercise 13 - Istio RBAC
These workshop exercises are built with the help from a number of amazing Kubernetes and Istio Experts from Google and Grand Cloud. This content is free to use we only ask that you keep the original attributions included in any future contributions or forks.
Ryan Knight @knight_cloud
Ray Tsang @saturnism
The Kubernetes and Istio Exercises are derived from the work of Ray Tsang @saturnism and these repositories:
https://github.com/saturnism/spring-boot-docker
https://github.com/saturnism/istio-by-example-java
Zach Butcher @ZachButcher
Zach was instrumental in helping write the Istio tutorials and in particular the Istio Mixer Exercises.
Kelsey Hightower @kelseyhightower
The Istio Ingress Tutorial is largely based on the work of Kelsey and this repository:
https://github.com/kelseyhightower/istio-ingress-tutorial
Kelsey's tutorial uses more advance features of Kubernetes to taint some of the nodes so that the ingress controller runs on dedicated nodes. The ingress controller is then deployed as a daemonset.