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Debugging microservices on Kubernetes with the Conduit service mesh 0.4 release

52 pointsby williamallthingabout 7 years ago

5 comments

nickjacksonabout 7 years ago
This is super sweet.<p>It would be great to tie this into a release pipeline, where the release process is actively keeping an eye on failure rates of that service, so that bad deploys could be halted or rolled back automatically.<p>I was thinking this could work really well when using production integration tests. A percentage of that traffic can be dynamically routed to the newly running services, allowing the release pipeline to ensure the service is functioning correctly before routing any real users.
evanweaverabout 7 years ago
Oh nice, it&#x27;s cool to get access to dependency info without having to implement a full distributed tracing mechanism that is invasive to the service components.<p>Breaking down service success rate by inbound dependency is great for debugging many typical fault conditions.
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CSDudeabout 7 years ago
Nice to see 0.4 released! Kudos to team. The original plan was to release 0.6 in late April, but we are waiting it very excited.
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pm90about 7 years ago
How does conduit compare with istio?
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sampxabout 7 years ago
Neat stuff! Any plans for StatefulSet or DaemonSet support?
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