AWS Summit 2019 - Anaheim: Introduction to AWS App Mesh (MAD301)

[@thesurlydev]

demo starts at 20:30

[@petercunha6085]

Thank you

[@raveheart58]

Cheers :D

[@PaulOtto]

What happened at 30:57 ?

[@craighobson4101]

I wondered the same thing. I assume because it was talking about Envoy, which Lyft uses, and perhaps there was a problem mentioning their name and association with Envoy in this video. Or the editor screwed up :) We had a private Demo from the AWS folks which described this missing info to us recently. So I think it is a somewhat educated guess.

[@marioshobbyhq]

Censorship ... or just recoding issues: it happens also after this (eg, 33:52). Of course, just when he was clarifying or introducing a subject ... ;)

[@kenkrueger65]

Yeah. I don't mind missing the info on Envoy, but the video picks up in the middle of "application observability', which was what I was trying to figure out.

[@jonnytheponny5753]

An open source alternative is: Istio Service Mesh

[@kenkrueger65]

At 38:45 - Why does traffic from the ALB not pass through the envoy proxy? Also at this point he says "there are actually three (envoys) running" - where is the third?

[@kenkrueger65]

Ah, at 39:20 he says the diagram is off, traffic goes from ALB into Gateway's envoy first.

[@anandsharma213]

Lovely presentation!

[@amazonwebservices]

Thank you! That's AWSome to hear! 😀 🙌

[@hiroki947]

Video has been edited multiple interesting topics have been cut, disappointed

[@davidpccode]

brilliant!! Thank you

[@apusingh1967]

Looks like this thing doesn't work with Lambda.. in which case it is a no go. Most micro services have api gateway in front, connecting to lambdas, which may connect to more lambdas. So this thing is unusable.