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⬅ Back to Intro | Next → Part 4 - Traffic Management with VirtualService and DestinationRule 💡 This post is part of my Istio Hands-on Series — a practical journey into Kubernetes Service Mesh. Each post builds on the previous one with hands-on labs, real command outputs, and clear explanations aimed at learning Istio by doing, not just reading. Objective In this part, we dive into the heart of Istio’s data plane — the sidecar proxy — and understand how traffic actually flows inside the mesh. ...

⬅ Back to Intro | Next → Part 3 – Understanding Sidecar Injection and Traffic Flow 💡 This post is part of my Istio Hands-on Series — a practical journey into Kubernetes Service Mesh. Each post builds on the previous one with hands-on labs, real command outputs, and clear explanations aimed at learning Istio by doing, not just reading. Objective In this post, we’ll set up our local playground for the Istio Hands-on series.You’ll learn how to: ...

The best way to learn is by doing — and sharing what you learn. 👋 Introduction Over the past few years, Kubernetes has become the de-facto standard for running microservices. It simplifies deployment, scaling, and management — but as applications grow, so does the complexity of how those services talk to each other. Things like observability , traffic control , and secure service-to-service communication suddenly become hard problems . That’s exactly where a Service Mesh comes in. ...

⬅ Back to Intro | Next → Chapter 2 – Infosys Ltd 💭 This is part of my career journey series — a personal reflection on the people, experiences, and moments that shaped my path. This isn’t a résumé or professional summary; it’s simply me looking back and sharing the stories that mattered along the way. 📍 Nov 2010 – Nov 2012 | Chennai Fresh out of college, I began my career at Accel Frontline Ltd in Chennai. ...

For over a decade, I’ve been fortunate to work across different organizations, meet amazing people, and grow through experiences that shaped both my career and my personality. This post isn’t a résumé or a professional summary — it’s more of a personal reflection . A place to look back, remember where it all started, and appreciate the people, culture, and moments that made this journey meaningful. Over the years, I’ve moved across cities — from Chennai to Bangalore to Navi Mumbai , and then back to Bangalore (remote) — each phase bringing its own flavor of learning, friendships, and memories. ...