Looks great!

Thanks for letting me know!

I try to be focused on the results, not the tools per se.

For me, kubectx makes it easier to view and switch between context. I run "kubectx 'context-name'" and it's done :)

The results I’m chasing are fewer uni-task tools

Ctrl+r to get fzf, searching “context prod” pulls up my last use of the kubectl form of the change context command

Desired results are subjective

I have created a full course on Istio: https://gumroad.com/l/learnistio. You can get the free preview of it and it’s a good start for beginners.

I am still working on it; it will be a separate article.

Thanks! I used https://www.figma.com/ to create all diagrams.

Thanks for the response. You seem to write well.

I am about to release a new Kubernetes based machine learning product (using new CRDS, operators, etc).

I wonder if you can you do a paid review? we can talk offline if needed.

Feel free to contact me - my info is on the website.

Thanks! I’ll check it out and update the post.

The accompanying GitHub repo with example is here: https://github.com/peterj/square-service-gateway

Hello HN!

Learn Istio service mesh is a course I've been working on for the past year. Originally, it started as an e-book and recently I added more than 2 hours of video content to accompany the book.

I've always liked courses that teach concepts through practical examples. The theory is definitely something one needs to understand, but I feel learning from practical examples and scenarios is what helped me to really grasp the concepts and that's how I built this course.

I'd love to answer any questions you might have about the course and don't hesitate to contact me at peter[at]learnistio.com.

Thanks, you're completely right, I have updated the article.

There is one more way to do it assuming you are using Istio and have istioctl (Istio) installed: `istioctl dashboard grafana`.