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Inspecting the definition of network.yaml#

Sumit Rawal answered on June 27, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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    version: 1.0.0

    title: What happens if we abort responses

    description: If responses are aborted, the dependant application should retry and/or timeout requests

    tags:

    - k8s

    - istio

    - http

    configuration:

    ingress_host:

    type: env

    key: INGRESS_HOST

    steady-state-hypothesis:

    title: The app is healthy

    probes:

    - type: probe

    name: app-responds-to-requests

    tolerance: 200

    provider:

    type: http

    timeout: 5

    verify_tls: false

    url: http://${ingress_host}?addr=http://go-demo-8

    headers:

    Host: repeater.acme.com

    - type: probe

    tolerance: 200

    ref: app-responds-to-requests

    - type: probe

    tolerance: 200

    ref: app-responds-to-requests

    - type: probe

    tolerance: 200

    ref: app-responds-to-requests

    - type: probe

    tolerance: 200

    ref: app-responds-to-requests

    method:

    - type: action

    name: abort-failure

    provider:

    type: python

    module: chaosistio.fault.actions

    func: add_abort_fault

    arguments:

    virtual_service_name: go-demo-8

    http_status: 500

    routes:

    - destination:

    host: go-demo-8

    subset: primary

    percentage: 50

    version: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3

    ns: go-demo-8

    pauses:

    after: 1 

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