Course Overview
This course covers the concept of Ingress for microservices, including its definition, purpose, and implementation. It introduces Envoy as an Ingress API controller and explores its key features, such as dynamic configuration, filters, and observability. The course also discusses Intel's contributions to Envoy, including performance improvements, security enhancements, and compression acceleration. By the end of the course, learners will understand how to use Ingress in practice, including configuring an Ingress API and deploying an Ingress controller. The course also touches on the relationship between Ingress and service mesh, and how Ingress is used in conjunction with service mesh implementations. Overall, the course provides a comprehensive overview of Ingress for microservices and its role in cloud-native applications.
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Chapter Overview
This course covers the concept of Ingress for microservices, including its definition, purpose, and implementation. It introduces Envoy as an Ingress API controller and explores its key features, such as dynamic configuration, filters, and observability. The course also discusses Intel's contributions to Envoy, including performance improvements, security enhancements, and compression acceleration. By the end of the course, learners will understand how to use Ingress in practice, including configuring an Ingress API and deploying an Ingress controller. The course also touches on the relationship between Ingress and service mesh, and how Ingress is used in conjunction with service mesh implementations. Overall, the course provides a comprehensive overview of Ingress for microservices and its role in cloud-native applications.