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README.md

Kubecon Linkerd Demo

This demo goes over how the simple use of Linkerd Service Profiles made our life in the cloud so much easier.

Steps:

Deploy the Chaos Server:

$ kubectl apply -k deploy/chaos-server

Deploy the Chaos Client:

$ kubectl apply -k deploy/chaos-client

Watch the Chaos Client Logs:

$ kubectl logs chaos-client -f

Watch the success rate of traffic:

$ watch linkerd viz routes deploy/chaos-client --to service/chaos-server -o wide

Apply the Linkerd Service Profile

$ kubectl apply -k deploy/chaos-server-profile

Within 30s you should see that Linkerd is handling retries for our requests automatically and the client is no longer seeing failures