Service Mesh
Advanced Routing Example
Welcome to part 6 of OpenShift 4 and Service Mesh Advanced routing, like Canary Deployments, traffic mirroring and loadbalancing are discussed and tested. All operations have been successdully tested on OpenShift 4.3.
Routing Example
In part 5 of the OpenShift 4 and Service Mesh tutorials, basic routing, using the objects VirtualService and DesitnationRule, are described. All operations have been successfully tested on OpenShift 4.3.
Ingress with custom domain
| Since Service Mesh 1.1, there is a better way to achieve the following. Especially the manual creation of the route is not required anymore. Check the following article to Enable Automatic Route Creation. | 
Often the question is how to get traffic into the Service Mesh when using a custom domains. Part 4 our our tutorials series OpenShift 4 and Service Mesh will use a dummy domain "hello-world.com" and explains the required settings which must be done.
Ingress Traffic
Part 3 of tutorial series OpenShift 4 and Service Mesh will show you how to create a Gateway and a VirtualService, so external traffic actually reaches your Mesh. It also provides an example script to run some curl in a loop.
Deploy Microservices
The second tutorials explains how to install an example application containing thee microservices. All operations have been successfully tested on OpenShift 4.3.
Installation
Everything has a start, this blog as well as the following tutorials. This series of tutorials shall provide a brief and working overview about OpenShift Service Mesh. It is starting with the installation and the first steps, and will continue with advanced settings and configuration options.
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