In the previous chapter, we discussed Istio request routing. We showed how to configure a virtual service and deployment rules to interact with different versions of our application. Up to now, all our services have been deployed in the Kubernetes cluster. But in real-world scenarios, we need to interact with components outside the Kubernetes cluster. There are many applicable use cases. For example, applications running inside the cluster may interact with a database deployed outside the cluster. Similarly, there can be ...
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