In this article, weβll explain what a service mesh is, why itβs needed, and lay out the service mesh startup landscape as it exists today.
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What is a service mesh? How does it work? Why would you want a service mesh in your application and what can it provide? Get a quick overview of service mesh and Kubernetes.
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Deploy and upgrade microservices efficiently using various deployment strategies, including rolling deployments and more advanced methods like canary and its variants.
Almost every Kubernetes tutorial speaks about how to quickly deploy a container in a pod and expose it as a service. Mostly these tutorials focus on stateless services and ignore a deeper explanation of state management in Kubernetes. But Kubernetes supports both types of deployments, the stateless deployments and stateful
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