Course Introduction
This course follows an Istio 1.24.2 dual-cluster service-mesh implementation from architecture and dual-cluster installation through connectivity validation, QYT microservice deployment, and cross-cluster traffic management. The hands-on labs cover request routing and canary releases, fault injection, mTLS validation, namespace- and application-level security controls, authorization policies, rate limiting, circuit breaking, and failover. Kiali, Grafana, Prometheus, and Jaeger are used to observe service topology, metrics, and distributed traces, providing an end-to-end view of service-mesh traffic management, security, and observability.
Total video duration: 2 hours 3 minutes 1 second.
Companion Git repository: https://qytgit.qytang.com/qytadmin/isito_2024
Course Video
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Istio Service Mesh: The TCP/IP of the Microservices Era
14 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.2 - Installing a Dual-Cluster Mesh
22 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.3 - Testing the Dual-Cluster Mesh
6 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.4 - Deploying the Microservices Application
26 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.5.1 - Request Routing, Advanced Load Balancing, and Canary Releases
5 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.5.2 - Fault Injection for Application Resilience Testing
5 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.5.3.2 - Fine-Grained mTLS Control by Namespace and Application
4 MIN
Watch on the Original PlatformEvolution 2025.2: Istio 2025.5.3.3 - Fine-Grained Authorization
7 MIN
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