Migrating South East Asia's Biggest Payments Company to Kubernetes

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Describes GO-JEK’s migration of its Go-pay platform from ~1,500 VMs (130 microservices) to a Kubernetes fleet of ~15 nodes while maintaining zero downtime and handling ~15k transactions/min. Covers concrete technical challenges and solutions around client-side load balancing and service discovery when moving from static-VM IPs to ephemeral container IPs, and strategies for running VMs in parallel with pods across underlay and overlay networks.

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