Looking to improve the observability and management of your Istio service mesh? Kiali is here to help. As an open-source project developed by Red Hat, Kiali provides a graphical representation of your mesh, displaying the relationships between service mesh components and key metrics like request and error rates. It also includes tools for monitoring the health of your mesh and troubleshooting issues with service communication. In addition to its observability features, Kiali offers a traffic management module and a configuration management module to help you manage your mesh. Learn how to install and use Kiali to maximize the performance of your service mesh.
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