Cloud Native Java with Kubernetes
summary
Claims that Kubernetes plus a container platform can supply centralized config, tracing, circuit breaking and fault injection without changing app code and demonstrates it. Deploys the Bookinfo microservices to Minikube and Istio, runs three concurrent review service versions, uses sidecar containers (Envoy/Istio) and a node proxy with Linkerd, injects delays and faults, routes a single user to canary, and shows success rates improving from ~95% to over 99%.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Book signing
- 1:12Digital revolution
- 2:51Digital economy
- 4:55Microservices
- 6:33Cargocoat
- 7:29Context is King
- 7:53Web frameworks
- 10:53Micro services
- 11:31Netflix OSS
- 13:23Apple iPhone 5
- 13:52Windows Phone 8
- 14:32Distributed Systems
- 20:28Netflix
- 21:10Consolidation
- 21:30Secret Breaking
- 22:23Container World
- 23:19Multiple Instances
- 25:06Kubernetes
- 25:47Service Mesh
- 26:42Container
- 27:06Pods
- 29:09Sidecar
- 30:57Node Proxy
- 33:09Demo
- 38:20Proxy approach
- 42:40Learn more
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