Bottoms-Up Adoption of a Microservices Workflow Using Kubernetes & Envoy
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Many organizations start their microservices journey by (re)designing their application architecture and operational infrastructure. We started building our cloud application using this approach. We d …
Talk Title | Bottoms-Up Adoption of a Microservices Workflow Using Kubernetes & Envoy |
Speakers | Phil Lombardi, Rafael Schloming (Co-founder and Chief Architect, Datawire) |
Conference | KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America |
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Location | Austin, TX, United States |
Date | Dec 4- 8, 2017 |
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Many organizations start their microservices journey by (re)designing their application architecture and operational infrastructure. We started building our cloud application using this approach. We discovered that this takes a long time. In this talk, we’ll talk about how we ended up with a different approach when we started thinking about microservices as a workflow, and not an architecture. We’ll talk about our first goal: enabling a single developer to be able to code, ship, and manage a microservice, as quickly as possible. We’ll show how we integrated Kubernetes, Docker, Prometheus, and Envoy to achieve this goal. Finally, we’ll talk about scaling this initial goal beyond a single developer. We’ll talk about the tradeoffs of this bottoms up approach to the conventional PAAS / service mesh / application architecture strategy, and show how you can get to the same place in the end.