kiali | Kiali project , observability for the Istio service mesh | Service Mesh library

I have started to read Istio-in-action (by Manning) and Mastering-service-mesh (by Packt) and there are some examples where I cannot 'see' the right output. I work on my laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 and I use [kind] for my local k8s cluster where I can create 3 or more worker-nodes.

When I deploy some Istio resources (e.g. virtual service) I would like to browse the service-mesh from my Ubuntu browser or from a different client (either a different laptop or cell phone) but it misses something in my 'infrastructure'- is it the external load balancer or some local Ubuntu configuration? Is it mandatory to work with a public cloud provider - GCP/AWS/Azure ; if Yes, which one is the most simple? I have tried with kubectl port-forward but without success.

Other resources are ok (e.g. istioctl dashboard kiali/jaeger/prometheus) even without an ExternalIP.

Could you help me to find a blog or a tutorial/hint/advice about the necessary elements for browsing the k8s/Istio services from the internet?

Thank you in advance!

I would like to overwrite the source_workload tag in the request_bytes_bucket metric due to high cardinality issues generated by a specific workload - I do not want to drop the source_workload tag as that will break Kiali functionality and affect other workloads that do not have this issue - I've tried using the following definition but this does not seem to be working, there doesnt appear to be many examples so I'm not sure if a ternary or regex can be used in this scenario:

I have my dashboards exposed to .foobar.com with no problem, now I am trying to expose dashboards mentioned above to www.foobar.com/dashboard/ I have tested with a simple .net backend container with this VS set up:

I'm new to Terraform. I need to set up Istio on the AWS EKS cluster. I thought of using Istio-Operator along with Terraform to do the same.

Below is the shell script to install Istio on EKS using Istio-Operator:

install-istio.sh

I'm new to Terraform and Helm world! I need to set up Istio on the AWS EKS cluster. I'm trying to install Istio on top of EKS cluster using Terraform and Helm as a provider: Below is the terraform code for the same:

Hey it's been quite days struggling to make the sample book app running. I am new to istio and trying to get understand it. I followed this demo of an other way of setting up the bookinfo. I am using minikube in a virtualbox machine with docker as a driver. I set metalLB as a loadBalancer for ingress-gateway, here is the configmap i used for metalLB :

I'm trying to run istioctl install istio-config.yaml command within CodeBuild on AWS but I get this error:

error installer PersistentVolumeClaim "istio-jaeger-pvc" is invalid: spec.resources.requests.storage: Forbidden: field can not be less than previous value

even though I don't have the path spec.resources.requests.storage in my configuration file!
This is the content of my file:

I recently enabled RBAC at Kubernetes. Since than, Jenkins (running on Kubernetes, creating agent-pods on the very same Kubernetes) is able to create agent-pods, but is unable to connect to JNLP via Port 50'000.

I noticed a reference for Connecting to jenkins.example.de:50000, but did not find where this is configured, as it must resolve Kubernetes-Internal (Kube-DNS), as the port is not exposed from outside.

I noticed (and updated) configuration at Configure System > Jenkins Location > Jenkins URL, leading to failed RBAC logins (Keycloak), as redirect URL is set incorrectly. Futher it does not feel correct for configuring cluster-internal endpoints for JNLP. I can chose between JNLP being able to work with cluster-internal URL or Being able to login, using RBAC:

• How to configure Jenkins URL correclty? (https:(jenkins.example.com?)
• How to configure Jenkins JNLP correclty (jenkins-svc.jenkins.cluster.local:50000)? Where to do so?

I installed Istion version 1.6.9 with below steps