Introduction to Linkerd for beginners | a Service Mesh

[@bhaaratsharma6023]

You are my go-to guy for anything related to DevOps. The one thing I really like about your videos is that they are precise, to the point, and cover as much detail as possible. You don't bullshit around talking about vague stuff. Thank you for the effort you put in.

[@richie3650]

Brilliant! A lot of information to digest, but not too much to comprehend. My takeaway has been the in-built support for metrics and observability. In my conceptual architectural design, I had included observability as distinct components of Grafana, mimir, tempo, loki and prometheus. It looks like linkerd does all of it natively. Thanks Marcel🙏

[@maddos19]

Your videos are perfect in every levels. Documented with code, important points explained correctly and quickly. Plus the practical approach makes is very easy to absorb information. I was able to setup and understand k8s and tools such as argocd with minimum reading of the documentation. I like the fact that it's easy to follow for someone in the industry but also doesn't cater too much into beginners, which is what I like the most. I hate when videos try to explain every basics possible. Keep it up this is truly masterful!

[@secretluver]

You're the real G. Thank you for all the high-quality information presented in a simple, direct way with examples. Keep up the good work

[@steffenuhlig1970]

I binge-watched a lot of your tutorials over the weekend. Your style is unique and I learned a lot. I‘m a Patreon now and hope you will continue to create great stuff. Thank you very much for all your videos that are already out there!

[@MarcelDempers]

Thanks for the kind words and support 🙏🏼💪🏽

[@alireza2557-j3k]

I have speechless, I have never imagined that I could learn service mesh easily, but you made it.

[@pcfreak1992]

I found one of your videos recently and thought "What a good video, let me check what else he has". When I checked your channel, there are like dozens of amazing videos. Just wow! Keep it up!

[@rockinouttt]

Love all the videos around service meshes. Appreciate the content!

[@shankstein5585]

i'm new to SM. watched 1st and linkerd. awesome explaination. loved it!!. hats off!

[@aabishkarwagle8708]

So much of learning in 30 mins. Thanks for your effort. Liked and Subscribed.

[@saintgeezus]

Your voice is so clear, and the explanation is so good. Subscribed !!!

[@bigfoot99uk]

Thanks

[@rashidshiplu]

Thanks Bro, your videos really help. You explain complex stuff very easily.

[@moonape1226]

Thanks for the video! Really informative and nice explanation for beginner like me.

[@lurhq343]

What a great video!!!!!!!! Amazing! Thanks so much for this Linkerd video!

[@juliankleinhans]

Awesome! You are a really great teacher! I cant wait to watch all the rest of your videos!!!

[@shabbirshaik2975]

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

[@patrykpotrykus_com]

Please do some comparison for example linkerd vs Istio, thanks!

[@niklasolleasberg]

This is great! Great content and nice editing. subscribed

[@barantomasz]

Great video. Maybe App Mesh as a next movie?

[@KingoOoVideos]

It's really an amazing video one of my favorite on this amazing channel can you please elaborate more and also can you please make video about Cilium as CNI and service mesh

[@jacobhayes7552]

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.

[@yasirkaram]

Just amazing and 1000 amazing video, thanks Marcel, am keen to see similar Kong video too

[@vincentnelis5354]

Such a great explanation as usual. Thank you for your time

[@MarcelDempers]

It's a pleasure, welcome aboard! 💪🏽

[@tiagomedeiros7935]

You must have been a lot of work making this video. Thank you

[@ajk7151]

excellent demo! thank you very much.

[@sharhanalhassan7352]

Hey Buddy. This is awesome! At 7:00, I'm trying to use an alpine container too but seem not to be able to have access to the kind cluster from the container. This is the error I'm getting when I try "kubectl get nodes" from inside the container: error: unable to load root certificates: unable to parse bytes as PEM block

[@MarcelDempers]

I would check the version of kubectl in the container and ensure its a similar version to kubernetes running in the kind cluster. I may have an issue in the guide where I always use latest kubectl VS a pinned version of k8 The versions might be too out of sync

[@sharhanalhassan7352]

@@MarcelDempers Hey buddy. I don't know what I did differently but it works now. I believe I probably didn't add the `--net host`. That is a gem hack of using containers. Thanks for your awesome videos

[@luqmansen]

Super cool, thanks for the video. I love you DevOps guy!!

[@mathijsmillenaar8839]

Great video! I had been messing around with Istio for a few days but with your help I could use the Linkerd Service mesh within a few hours!! I am currently trying to figure out whitelisting IP addresses on my nginx ingress controller while using Linkerd, I am trying to forward the headers from the sidecar to the ingress controller but I can't figure it out. Have you done this before?

[@veritas7010]

You are a legend, thank you for your effort! :D

[@jaysistar2711]

I have a video request. I am in an AWS environment, and I'm required to use RDS (a managed database that's outside of my EKS cluster). Istio has the egress gateway, which I can use for that, but because Windows containers are not yet supported (Envoy/Pilot-Agent is being ported, but it's not ready, yet.) by Istio. Therefore, I have to use an egress gateway for Windows containers as well. This feels unnatural, but it's what must be done while we're waiting for real support. Linkerd's proxy uses Hyper/Tokio/Mio, so it should work in Windows pods, but there's no Docker image built (on Docker Hub) for that, yet. Because of that, I'd like a video on Linkerd egress for something that uses RDS or just an external (to k8s) database (and native Linkerd (not Nginx) ingress, if there's time, or in another video), and possibly a status of Windows support for both Istio and Linkerd. I know that that's a big request, but I would think that it would be interesting to you and many in your audience, as well.

[@ChristianAltamiranoAyala]

Great video, I think it would be better if the installation is made with helm since it is used mostly.

[@shanmukhabollapragada8832]

linkerd.io/2/tasks/install/

[@shanmukhabollapragada8832]

linkerd.io/2/tasks/install-helm/

[@binc75]

Nice video! Thanks for the effort of sharing!

[@jagdeepgupta6194]

Do you have terraform installation of linkerd2 on cloud (google or aws) For east steps ?

[@harmonyincode1800]

Super amazing, thank you!

[@adarshkumar83]

you are really good i learned a lot from you on this thanks a lot

[@mihailiordanov1]

Amazing videos! Can you make a video about deploying/configuring Confluent Platform (Kafka/Zookeeper/Schema Registry/kSQL/Kafka Connect) to Kubernetes.

[@boristheblade3832]

Awesome video, thank you! I guess the next one will be about the Istio?

[@RodrigoMocca]

Hi! Thanks again for your videos. I'm trying to configure Linkerd in my test environment, an ubuntu server with microk8s. I've enabled microk8s add on, such as documentation says. But I can't open the dashboard, I'm getting a message that says I'm trying to open it from a not allowed host. I've tried using the Nginx Ingress controller, but after the configuration, I'm getting a 404. Do you have any clue what can be wrong or where can I find information about it?

[@saravuthruangsutham2998]

You are the man!

[@acehanks]

Awesome video. Many thanks!

[@PedromrBras]

Great content.

[@allegroit2006]

Really great content and will start to use linkerd for sure :) Which servicemesh do you prefer personally? Keep up the great work, Marcel!

[@MarcelDempers]

Thank you! 💪🏽 I don't have a ton of mesh experience just yet, but to me personally, usability, documentation, UX mean everything and it's one of many things that set Linkerd apart from the rest :)

[@allegroit2006]

@@MarcelDempers Thanks for the answer. After having a look into our needs, for example better control of circuit breakers and better configurable retries (incremental time between retries) it seems linkerd is still at the beginning and there are yet not that much plugins to use, but will hopefully come in the future. Until then I will test istio and linkerd in our test environment.

[@georgelza]

HopeI can ask, any chance you can do similar covering istio.

[@viktorgadachek3933]

Great video as always! Does it have jaeger and open tracing components?

[@hrvojetonkovac6519]

Great video. 👏 Service meshes are awesome. I'm wondering how does linkerd relate to k8s network policies?

[@evans8245]

dude, can you like, try not to be so amazing ? i found your videos a day ago & you've covered most of my interests

[@imacprousersam7306]

Bro excellent! But it was quite fast though

[@PraexorVS]

Magnifico y gracias 🙏

[@Itachi.Uchiha.Offical]

Just interested, why are you using Windows? :D I switched to macOS the other day because DevOps tooling was a major pain on Windows.

[@MarcelDempers]

My main OS is Linux. However, when I make videos, its better I put myself in my viewers shoes. Most of the audience is familiar with Windows, so familiarity with content creation is key and its key to have common grounds to maintain engaged viewership. If I was to film on my Linux machine, it would be distracting to many, since the experience is different for the folks watching.

[@elidrissii]

@@MarcelDempers l think most people interested in devops are going to be using Linux or a Unix-based system in their main machine. People who do devops on Windows are probably the exception rather than the rule.

[@jaysistar2711]

@@elidrissii There are those of us who are now forced to use Windows for Windows containers. Bringing older existing Windows web apps into Linux (.Net Core and ASP.Net 5) is going to take a while.

[@angelbythewings]

btw, if developers make some mistake, most people usually rollback to the old build 😂

[@ajxbjj]

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[@TomerShaiman]

video is no longer relevant : linkerd version 22.10.3 does not have web/ tap and many of the features mentioned in this video. ingress yaml are not alligned with the k8s 1.18 spec and the entire tutorial cannot be used as-it-is.

[@ahmedadly]

Awesome! Thank you for the great explanation