APIs, Microservices, and the Service Mesh (Cloud Next '19)

Enterprises are increasingly adopting microservices to enable new levels of IT agility, scale, and innovation - but a successful microservices implementation is notoriously complicated. As the number of services an organization uses grows, complexity and risk can increase rapidly. Moreover, microservices need to be exposed as APIs to enable seamless access for internal groups - or with external partners to increase operational efficiency and speed up development.
This session demonstrates how to build a secure and scalable microservices architecture with Kubernetes, Istio, and Apigee API management platform.
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Speaker(s): Dino Chiesa, Greg Kuelgen
Session ID: HYB319
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[@alancolx6832]

Excellent explanation

[@abhishekksk]

Crucial innovation to excel in API led economy.

[@praskatti]

great preso. always great to hear from dino, precise and to to the point

[@batmakshimohan-arvind2127]

Wonderful stuff,loved it!

[@gustavostein3530]

Thank you for the video! Great content quality.

[@-theparliament-sessions6215]

Amazon is still my choice.

[@prat-man]

AWS is used along with Kubernetes (EKS) and ISTIO. Aamazon does not have an alternative for these technologies.