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Cloud Native Catalog

Easily import any catalog item into Meshery. Have a design pattern to share? Add yours to the catalog.

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Meshery CLI

1. Apply a pattern file.

mesheryctl pattern apply -f [file | URL]

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2. Onboard an application.

mesheryctl app onboard -f [file-path]

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3. Apply a WASM filter file.

mesheryctl exp filter apply --file [GitHub Link]

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Patterns

Service mesh patterns enable the business function in simple language.

Filters

Embedded in the data plane of a service mesh, WebAssembly filters offer fine-grained control over service requests.

Programs

Embedded in the data plane of a service mesh, eBPF programs performant, fine-grained control over service requests.

Policies

Applied across the cloud native infrastructure under management, policies may be applied broadly and specificly.

Categories Compatibilty Technology

Categories:

All Deployment Traffic Management Security Workloads Observability Troubleshooting Scaling Resiliency

Compatibilty:

Istio

Linkerd

Consul

Kuma

App Mesh

Open Service Mesh

Traefik Mesh

NGINX

Network Service Mesh

Technology:

WebAssembly JWT eBPF OPA policies

Resiliency

Circuit Breaker

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Resiliency

Related Patterns

Circuit Breaker

What this pattern does:

Circuit breaking is a foundation pattern designed to remove endpoints that persistently return error messages from a load-balanced group. Circuit Breakers go hand in hand with the retry pattern; while a retry attempts to recover from an endpoint returning an error when the system knows an endpoint is failing, a circuit breaker ensures that it is no longer called.

Caveats and Consideration:

If the specific fault reported is unusual or rare, it might have been caused by unusual circumstances such as a network packet becoming corrupted while it was being transmitted. In this case, the service mesh could retry the failing request again immediately because the same failure is unlikely to be repeated and the request will probably be successful.

Compatibility:

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