Service Mesh - Overview
🕓 10 minutes
What you’ll learn​
How you can see all your environments with detailed statistics of the contained applications and related components.
- Dependencies between your applications and their components, represented as a graph.
- Overview of all your current workspaces with their details.
- Components that are inside the chosen workspace with its labels, health and configuration status.
- Virtual services that are running inside the chosen workspace with their type, and configuration status.
Prerequisites​
Outline​
Find the "Service Mesh" section in the sidebar menu and choose the "Overview" option.
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There you can see all your available environments.
- You can filter workspaces by Namespace, Health, mTLS status or Namespace Label.
- You can also sort them by Name, Health, mTLS or Istio config.
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For each workspace you can see these detailed analyses:
Show Graph​
- There you can see a graph that represents the application components that are contained in your environment. The graph also shows how these components are related to one another.
- For more information about the graph analysis, see the Service Mesh - Graph document.
Show Workloads​
- After you have clicked on the "Show workloads" button, you will see your current workspaces with their details.
- If you want to know more about the workloads in Kubernetes, see: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/
- You can click on a workspace's name and see the statistics related to the chosen workspace such as the overview, traffic, logs, inbound and outbound metrics.
Show Services​
- After you have clicked on the "Show services" button, you will see all the components that are inside the chosen workspace with its labels, health and configuration status.
- You can click on a component's name and see the statistics related to the chosen component such as traffic, inbound metrics and traces.
Show Istio Config​
- After you have clicked on the "Show Istio config" button, you will see all the virtual services that are running inside the chosen workspace with its type and configuration status.
- If you want to know more about Istio configuration in Kubernetes, see: https://istio.io/latest/docs/concepts/what-is-istio/
- You can click on its name to see a detailed overview and the YAML configuration file of the chosen virtual service.