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DevNation Day India 2021 - Let's do Service Mesh 101 with Istio

 

Abstract

In this talk, we are going to learn about what is a service mesh, configurable infrastructure layer for a microservices application. We will see the myth and facts about service mesh. We’ll look at the difference between L3/L4 and L7 traffic distribution along with Kubernetes.z     We are going to understand the most widely and heavily used service mesh Istio. How to implement Istio with existing applications which are running on Kubernetes. Overview of Istio and what are the challenges we can tackle with Istio. Pros and cons of Service mesh.

  Apurva Bhandari, Senior Infrastructure Consultant, Thoughtworks

Apurva has more than 6.5+ years of experience in the DevOps/SRE field. He is based out of Pune and working as a Senior Infrastructure Consultant at Thoughtworks, Pune. He is passionate about cloud-native technologies and currently focusing on Container and Kubernetes. He thinks sharing knowledge is a great way to help people and grow in confidence. He contributes to the community by solving real-time issues, guiding them, writing a blog, and helping people with his own experiences. He worked with various technologies with different platforms and carried out multiple migrations which involve monolithic to microservice, DC to cloud migration, integration of service mesh for complex application architecture, Integrations of CICD, Monitoring, logging, observability, tracing, Iaac tools with the existing system along with Security. He is an event organizer for various technical events/meetups in Pune and across India. Also, He is a speaker at various technology meetups on open source technologies. Find him on LinkedIn.

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