Getting Started with Tetrate Service Express
This 'Getting Started' guide will walk though a set of common use cases with Tetrate Service Express (TSE). The guide is aimed at the Platform Owner, who manages EKS and other platforms for an organization's applications.
The guide should give you a clear idea of how TSE can assist your app teams to deploy applications into an environment that is secure, highly-available and scalable across multiple AWS regions.
Getting-Started Exercises
Deploy an Application into a TSE-managed Cluster
How to deploy an application into a TSE-managed cluster.
Enforce Encryption with Mutual TLS
How to require Mutual TLS for all services in the TSE-managed cluster
A Zero-Trust Security Policy
How to apply a 'deny-all-by-default' Zero-Trust Security Policy to your Workspaces
Publish a Service
Expose a service to external traffic using Ingress Gateway, Amazon LB and Route 53
Publish an API
Publish an API from the OAS description
Cross-Cluster Communications
Access a service running in a remote EKS cluster
Cross-Cluster Failover for Internal Services
Use TSE's East-West Gateway to fail services over across clusters
High Availability with Route 53
Achieve high-availability with multiple EKS clusters and Route 53
Observe Metrics, Logs and Traces
Observe Telemetry - Metrics, Logs and Traces - in the TSE UI
Additional Topics
When you deploy TSE into production, you will want to integrate it fully into your existing Application Developer workflow: