Life of a packet through Istio by Matt Turner

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Istio is a service mesh for Kubernetes that offers advanced networking features. It provides intelligent routing, resiliency, and security features, so that service authors don't have to keep re-implementing them. Istio is rapidly taking off and there are great introductory talks everywhere. However in this session, we will dive deep to explore precisely how it does what it does, following one brave little packet in from the internet and back out again. At each point we’ll see how to configure the features of that component to exploit istio’s full potential. This will give a great insight into Istio's full power, and its fascinating architecture.
Over the course of the session, we will look at the following components and features, as our packet encounters them:
cloud / kubernetes networking
pod construction, namespaces, envoy interception
Pilot
Mixer
canaries
traffic splitting
circuit breaking
traffic mirroring
mTLS
istio ingress
istio egress
telemetry
Matt Turner
From Tetrate
Matt is a software engineer at Tetrate, working on Istio-related products. He's been doing Dev, sometimes with added Ops, for 10 years. His idea of "full-stack" is Linux, Kubernetes, and now Istio too. He's given several talks and workshops on Kubernetes and Istio, and is a co-organiser of the Istio London meetup.

[@dipunm]

I can't believe how concise and detailed this talk was. It was like a crash course giving me weeks of study within 3 hours.

[@ping2kalesh]

Very detailed and well orchestrated explanation...the best one I have seen so far. Thank you for sharing

[@edvinhe2603]

Best Container/Kubernetes/Istio networking video till now on KZbin, more demos would be even better.

[@PauloMerson]

Excellent presentation! Good job! Indeed a deep dive with fluff.

[@kamesh7818]

True deep dive, very useful. thank you.

[@fidrox2250]

Really helpful, thanks for sharing!

[@KasunTalwatta]

Awesome deep dive. Thanks Matt

[@fewbox2154]

Great work!, That is really help for us. Thx a lot Matt!

[@talktomatrix]

This was awesome .. Thank you Matt !!

[@darshanime]

Watching after the Kubecon talk. Too good!

[@RaghuMovva]

Very good information. Thanks!

[@user-bi6tg4gb9j]

Each container in the pod should be shared with UTS(hostname) ! at 33:54 thanks for sharing your precious experience

[@badbgp]

This was awesome well done!

[@sepulci]

Thank you for video.

[@yayweredoomed]

Good stuff!

[@MrKetoth]

Great talk!!!

[@shaboxi129]

amazing!

[@ashisharora9730]

This is awesome .. thanks :)

[@framegrace1]

IPC is still in use. It's needed for memory mapped files which are used by quite some apps.

[@altuhovsu]

thanks!!

[@vgsuresh]

does anyone got the slides link for this talk ?

[@hassanhashemi6478]

super