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Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh
Connect, manage, and observe microservices-based applications with security-focused Istio and Red Hat® OpenShift®
Straightforward networked services for enterprise Kubernetes applications
As applications evolve into collections of decentralized services, managing communications and security between those services becomes more difficult. Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh provides a uniform way to connect, manage, and observe microservices-based applications.
Benefits of Red Hat OpenShift service mesh
Greater developer productivity
Integrate communications policies without changing application code or integrating language-specific libraries
Ready for production
Installs easily on Red Hat OpenShift, the hybrid cloud enterprise Kubernetes platform trusted by 1000+ organizations1
Open by default
Developed with open projects built in collaboration with leading members of the Kubernetes community
What’s in Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh
Istio is an open-source project for integrating and managing traffic flow across services. It works in concert with an underlying cluster manager (like Kubernetes). Centralized components, sidecar proxies, and node agents work together to create the data and control planes over a distributed application.
Tracing allows you to track a single request as it makes its way between different services - or even inside a service - providing insight into the entire request process from start to finish. OpenShift service mesh uses Jaeger, an open, distributed tracing system.
Visualization helps users see communication pathways between services, how they’re being managed, and how traffic is flowing in near-real time for easier management and troubleshooting. OpenShift service mesh uses Kiali, an open source project, to view configuration, monitor traffic, and analyze traces.
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Building applications with Red Hat OpenShift service mesh
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