Reimagining Application Networking and Security
summary
Claims concrete fixes: an enterprise Istio distribution called service mesh manager handles lifecycle pain (meshes require upgrades every three months with only two supported versions) across dozens to 100+ clusters, offers multi-primary control planes, multi-tenancy, multiple gateways, can do canary rollouts and circuit breakers and even async Kafka flows. A separate product Secure Application Cloud avoids heavy agents by using the Kubernetes API controller (one pod per cluster), shifts left into CI/CD, shows integrated Prometheus/Grafana/Jaeger data, and demos injecting 2000 ms latency; free tiers: 10 and 5 node limits.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:11Cloud Native Microservices Architecture
- 4:50CN Microservices Architecture Kube
- 8:15Network Lifecyle Management
- 8:51Service Mesh Lifecycle Management
- 9:18Service Mesh Challenge #1: Lifecycle M
- 11:51Blue/Green Deployments
- 13:56How Does Cisco Differentiate?
- 23:30Cloud Native Environment
- 24:03Real World Microservice Architectures
- 27:22Agent-Based Architecture for Container
- 28:09Cisco Secure Application Cloud
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