This intermediate-level quest is unique among Qwiklabs quests. These labs have been curated to give operators hands-on practice with Anthosâa new, open application modernization platform on Google Cloud. Anthos enables you to build and manage modern hybrid applications. Tasks include: installing service mesh, collecting telemetry, and securing your microservices with service mesh policies. This quest is composed of labs targeted to teach you everything you need to know to introduce service mesh, and Anthos, into your next hybrid cloud project.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction to Service Management with Istio Service Mesh (Cloud Next '18)
- Istio in Production: Day 2 Traffic Routing (Cloud Next '19)
- Best Practices from Google SRE: How You Can Use Them with GKE + Istio (Cloud Next '18)
- Installing the Istio on GKE Add-On with Kubernetes Engine
- Architecting Hybrid Infrastructure with Anthos: Install and review the Bookinfo sample application on a GKE cluster using the Istio on GKE Add-On.
- Installing Anthos Service Mesh on Google Kubernetes Engine
- In this lab you will install the Anthos Service Mesh, and use it with the Bookinfo microservices application, all on a GKE cluster.
- Observing Services using Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger, and Kiali
- In this lab you will explore service mesh telemetry capabilities in Istio by reporting, tracing and visualizing the microservices in the Bookinfo application.
- Traffic Management with Anthos Service Mesh
- In this lab you will learn about Anthos Service Mesh enabled traffic management use cases, and how to configure fine-grained traffic routing for microservices in the Bookinfo application.
- Managing Policies and Security with Istio
- In this lab you will learn about service mesh authentication, and authorization using Istio, and enable service-to-service authentication using the Hipster Shop microservices application.
