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Injecting Istio into a microservice

Injecting Istio into a microservice - Kubernetes Tutorial

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Injecting Istio into a microservice

- [Instructor] Now that we have an Istio environment running, we'd actually like to make use of that environment, so we want to launch a service to actually connect via Istio. In order to do that, we actually need to launch a service. So in our module directory here, if we do an ls so we can get the directory structure, and we see that we have an instruction, document, and a yaml manifest. The yaml manifest is a Kubernetes manifest that we're going to use to actually create our application. If we do more on the install tab, install simple app.md file, you can see we have a set of instructions here. I'm going to focus in on the actual instructions themselves. But just, we're going to launch simple Nginx based application, and all that this does is it launches an internal script when it gets created. The application will deliver some http endpoints that will give us host name and version information about the deployed container. So it's a very simple little application. So I'm going to…

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