A presentation at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022 in in Valencia, Spain by Viktor Gamov
Tidy Up Microservices with Apache Ka ka® and Kuma SERVICE MESH CON, VALENCIA, SPAIN, 2022 f @gamussa | #servicemeshcon | @thedanicafine
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#SERVICEMESHCON Danica & Viktor Sr Developer Advocate @ Con luent Principal Developer Advocate @ Kong f @gamussa | #tko2022 | @theDanicaFine
LET’S TALK MICROSERVICES @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
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There are no good ways to integrate microservices @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
There are no-good ways to integrate microservices @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
Filesystem @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
Database @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
RPC @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
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Log4j type of log? @gamussa | @KongSummit21 | @thekonginc 🤔
Log4j type of log? @gamussa | @KongSummit21 | @thekonginc 🤔
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https://developer.con luent.io/patterns/compositional-patterns/event-collaboration f @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @thedanicafine
LET’S TALK KAFKA @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @theDanicaFine
PRE-CLOUD NATIVE KAFKA @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @thedanicafine
CLOUD NATIVE KAFKA @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @thedanicafine
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ENTER: SERVICE MESH @gamussa | #servicemeshcon | @thedanicafine
Mesh Architecture Application Producer Kafka SVC Consume Database SVC @gamussa | #ServiceMeshCon | @thedanicafine
DEMO @gamussa | #servicemeshcon | @thedanicafine
RESOURCES @gamussa | #servicemeshcon | @thedanicafine
Given the rising popularity of microservice-based architectures, Kubernetes has solidified itself as one of the most dominant container management systems available on the market. That said, deploying a host of RESTful/HTTP/gRPC services on Kubernetes has not been historically easy or efficient. Enter service mesh. The service mesh easily facilitates the communication of synchronous microservices over a network. Leveraging an asynchronous communication method – such as that provided by Apache Kafka® messaging – may complicate things. Over the course of this presentation, Danica and Viktor will explore how to deploy Kafka-based microservices – including vanilla Kafka and Kafka Connect components – together with Kuma. We’ll also discuss the benefits and relevance of this particular approach.
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