Next Generation Microservices
summary
Live demos show apps deployed to four Kubernetes clusters (AWS, GCP, Azure, OpenShift) with global failover via an Apache dispatch router and dynamic routing that shifts traffic by header or cost. Blue/green and 90/10 canary rollouts work through Istio virtual services, HTTP and Kafka events trigger autoscaling, and Knative Serving scales pods to zero with cold starts around 18 seconds. .NET, Node and Quercus Java images run at ~33MB, 29MB and 15MB respectively; Java native starts in ~0.64s.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 4:14Journey to Awesomeness
- 19:49Microservices Principles
- 20:39Fallacies of Distributed Computing
- 20:51Cascading Failure
- 21:58Istio Data Plane vs Control Plane
- 34:38Authentication Service
- 47:23Knative's Primary Components
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