ServiceMeshCon Europe 2020
2020-08-17
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[ServiceMeshCon Europe 2020, ServiceMeshCon Europe 2021, ServiceMeshCon Europe 2022]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What Happens when Service Mesh Maintainers Get a Taste of Their Own Mesh? | Risha Mars, Carol Scott | 16m |
Linkerd is deployed to run a new SaaS (Dive) and maintainers become on‑call users, uncovering concrete failures: route metrics vanish because an nginx config… | ||
| Welcome & Opening Remarks | Christian Posta | 11m |
Service mesh is positioned as a practical set of patterns: colocated sidecar proxies handle retries timeouts circuit breaking and collect telemetry, while… | ||
| Service Mesh Failure Stories at Scale | Krzysztof Słonka | 26m |
Allegro.pl migrates roughly 800 microservices across ~5,000 instances using Envoy plus a custom Java/Kotlin control plane (open sourced) to support Mesos, VMs… | ||
| Multi Cluster and Multi Mesh Patterns | Christian Posta | 32m |
Describes concrete multi-cluster patterns and an actual demo that federates two Istio clusters using Envoy-based meshes, showing Service Mesh Hub creating a… | ||
| Iteratively Implementing Istio: Zero to Service Mesh with No Downtime | Patrick Auld | 21m |
PlanGrid moves from dozens of ELBs and manual Akamai config to two Istio gateways one public one internal and migrates ~50 services to sidecars then nearly… | ||
| Istio Simplified | Louis Ryan, Steve Dake | 29m |
Claims a single istiod monolith replaces seven control-plane pods, cutting CRDs from 23→13 and flattening injector, node agent and mixer into pilot/Envoy… | ||
| Service Mesh Architectures Explained - Sidecar and Beyond | Manuel Zapf | 05m |
Compares the dominant per-pod sidecar proxy pattern (used by Linkerd, Istio, Kuma, Consul Connect) with a per-node daemonset proxy implemented in Containous'… | ||
| Service Mesh In Action With Kuma: Security, Routing, and Observability | Marco Palladino | 12m |
Kuma is an Envoy‑based CNCF Sandbox service mesh that claims fast enterprise adoption (≈600% more cumulative deployments, 4,000% more data planes, 500% more… | ||
| Top 5 Challenges in Service Mesh Adoption at Enterprise | Vladimir Alekseev, Igor Gustomyasov | 10m |
Sberbank adopts Istio on OpenShift to move a legacy bank platform to a service mesh, proving a pilot becomes production in about six months with a real… | ||
| Using Service Mesh in Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Environment for DR Use Case | Jun Wei | 09m |
Uses Istio single-mesh multi-cluster to manage traffic and an orchestrator that chooses failover sites by cost and network metrics. Demo injects a failure… | ||
| Progressive Delivery with Flagger | Stefan Prodan | 16m |
Flagger is a Kubernetes operator that automates canary releases plus A/B, traffic mirroring and blue‑green strategies by creating duplicate deployments… | ||
| Service Mesh Is Still Hard. The Things we all Did Wrong & Tales of Woe | Lin Sun, William Morgan | 30m |
Linkerd migrates from a JVM/Finagle stack to a Go control plane and adds zero config onboarding via namespace annotations, automatic sidecar injection, a… | ||
| Closing Remarks | Nic Jackson | 09m |
Covers concrete community shifts: GitHub stars doubled since 2019, Kuma is donated to CNCF and Microsoft releases Open Service Mesh while progressing toward… | ||
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