How to use serverless and microservices together
summary
A demo of Gloo shows path prefixes routed to a Go microservice on Kubernetes and to AWS Lambda, with on‑the‑fly transformation filters turning JSON into HTML and discovery that finds OpenAPI signatures. Envoy sits at the edge and Gloo emits YAML/CRDs so configs are versionable. Squash orchestrates debuggers across containers by discovering PIDs via the container runtime and attaching dlv or Java debuggers securely, plus a record‑and‑replay mode that captures failing requests for offline debugging. Gloo merges monoliths microservices and serverless
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 10:47Transformations Filter
- 13:51The Discovery System
- 21:01Unify the Toolings
- 24:09Why Do We Have a Problem
- 28:53What Is this Micro Service Application
- 29:49Squash Debug
- 34:53Secure Mode
- 36:35Service Mesh
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