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Contains all the docker-compose stacks I use for my testing and development work

ready-to-use docker-compose files

This project demonstrates how to use an Istio service mesh in a single Kubernetes Engine cluster alongside Prometheus, Jaeger, and Grafana, to monitor cluster and workload performance metrics. You will first deploy the Istio control plane, data plane, and additional visibility tools using the provided scripts, then explore the collected metrics …

Labs and exercises to help you learn about observability.

Istio demo and example scripts

☁️ The Cloud Native Computer

Logging, Metrics and Tracing in one single docker-compose file. Pull-And-Play ;)

A few docker images that I use in my development process

A helm chart that enables logging, monitoring, alerting and distributed tracing in k8s. It bundles state of the art tools like Prometheus, Grafana, Jaeger along with the EFK stack to give you a batteries included observability setup in a single command. Navigating a k8s cluster setup is tricky enough, we ensure that monitoring shouldn't be.

📈CNCF-created tool for analyzing and graphing developer contributions

Here we create a simple example of how to enable tracing across Grafana, Thanos and Prometheus

Achieve end to end tracing of a request within istio enabled workloads using open source tools regardless of the language, framework, or platform you use to build your application.

This Quick Start helps you to deploy a highly available Jaeger - open source, end-to-end distributed tracing platform on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud.

Learning about service mesh with Istio.

Microservices demo application on cloud-hosted Kubernetes cluster

Distributed Tracing Workshop

kind k8s pipeline

Ansible playbook to deploy a simple Jaeger instance.

Install Knative with Istio on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service(IKS), build and push your image to IBM Cloud Container Registry (using Docker or Kaniko) and deploy the app.