While it's true the DAPR initiative originated within Microsoft, it has from the beginning been an open-source standard. It is managed and maintained by the open-source community and is not directly managed by Microsoft.
Can you deploy multiple micro services to one environment? Let's say you want to host a api gateway that talks to services that are not publicly available but is part of the K8 cluster?
@@Atmosera- OK understand. I do see that Envoy is mentioned in the video. Need to figure out how to front an api gateway that talks to private services as part of the environment
While it's true the DAPR initiative originated within Microsoft, it has from the beginning been an open-source standard. It is managed and maintained by the open-source community and is not directly managed by Microsoft.
Can we not terminal into the container, or query the logs directly like we could with kubectl?
Not that I know of as of right now.
Can you deploy multiple micro services to one environment? Let's say you want to host a api gateway that talks to services that are not publicly available but is part of the K8 cluster?
Sure. An "Environment" can host multiple "apps", each which would correlate with a microservice.
@@Atmosera- OK understand. I do see that Envoy is mentioned in the video. Need to figure out how to front an api gateway that talks to private services as part of the environment
You can pick logs with a Log anaytics for example.
Log Analytics supports Kusto, and you can filter based on that.