Introduction to Linkerd for beginners | a Service Mesh

In this video we take a look at Linkerd.
We deploy our example microservice architecture
We deploy Linkerd
Cover its components
Opt in to different features
Inject and find a network bug using it's tools

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[catsgotmytongue]

I tried istio before and although I eventually got it working, linkerd looks way easier to understand and maintain. I am the one responsible for our aks cluster in my small dev team. Your videos are great combination of explanation and demos, thanks.

Istio is great but it has a big learning curve.

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[moonape]

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[jacobhayes]

Video request:
Deploying a stateful service across a MULTI cluster. Especially pod-pod (same service, DIFFERENT cluster) and pod-service (different service, different cluster) communication.

[KingoOoVideos]

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[barantomasz]

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[shabbirshaik]

Great Video. Please do a video on other features like canary/blue-green deployments, load balancing

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