Microservices, Service Mesh and CI/CD pipelines on Kubernetes
While deploying the microservices one needs to take care of inter-service communication and application updates. When there are just one or few services, we can easily manage their blue/green or canary deployments but things become relatively complex when there are thousands of services. In such cases, service mesh technologies like Istio becomes very useful.
In the workshop, we'll deploy a microservices based application on Kubernetes and look at its complete CI/CD pipeline using the tools like Jenkins. We'll then do hands-on with Istio to see how it can integrate it with Kubernetes to efficiently test and deliver microservices on Kubernetes.
Target Audience
DevOps Enthusiasts
Prerequisites for Attendees
Basic knowledge of Kubernetes and Microservices
schedule Submitted 5 years ago
Call for Proposals CLOSED
Ended on Nov 22 '17 11:00 AM IST
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Leena S N
Ravi Kumar
Archana Joshi
Prasad
Naresh Jain
