Keynote: Re-thinking Networking for Microservices - Lew Tucker, VP/CTO Cloud Computing
summary
Argues that service mesh offloads inter-service networking, taking authentication, load balancing, security and policy out of each microservice so teams change no application code; shows Istio / Envoy / Linkerd as concrete options and explains the control-plane/data-plane split; describes a built Cisco Container Platform running Kubernetes on HyperFlex with CSR1000v virtual routers and announced cloud integrations to provide a consistent on‑prem and multi‑cloud Kubernetes environment, enabling services to span clusters.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:09Cloud native computing drives a fundamental shift in how apps are built
- 3:09Services should be simple but get complicated fast
- 5:02Istio Architecture
- 5:12Stretching Istio Across Public, Private Clouds and Edge
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