Kong / Kuma and Kong Mesh

🐻 In this episode of #kongbuilders @ViktorGamov , a principal developer advocate at kong, talks to Mike Beaumont, Software Engineer at @KongInc about deploying a mesh spanning multiple regions and using Kong Mesh’s built-in, Envoy-based Gateway for directing traffic.

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#TechTalks by #Kong are a new webinar series dedicated to our technical developer audience featuring #opensource products and topics relevant to you with extended live demos.

In this session, Viktor Gamov walks you through how to easily set up #servicemesh across multiple environments and automatically enable #security and #observability on any network.

About this Webinar
Service mesh is the future of application connectivity. It delivers immediate value to any architecture by increasing application traffic’s security, reliability and observability. At the same time, it can be challenging to understand and deploy service mesh in production—but it doesn’t have to be this way.

#Kuma, an open source #CNCF sandbox project, takes a new approach to service mesh to build modern architectures across a variety of platforms including #Kubernetes and virtual machines (VMs). Kuma is a universal control plane that addresses the complexity of service mesh technologies by enabling seamless management of any service on the network.

We cover:
- How to easily set up service mesh across multiple environments.
- How to automatically enable security and observability on any network.
- An introduction to new concepts and products to better enable developers and architects at any skill level to become comfortable with service mesh.

Karl Haworth from American Airlines explains how his team used Backstage.io to automate the developer experience and Kuma service mesh to connect our apps between regions.

Try Kuma: https://kuma.io/

Watch the full video: https://konghq.com/videos/kuma-and-backstage

For more Kong demos and use cases, watch our Kong Summit 2021 videos: https://konghq.com/kong-summit/2021-videos

#ServiceMesh #Developer #KumaMesh

Kong Mesh is a service mesh that is based on Kuma, an open-source, CNCF project and supports every environment, including Kubernetes and virtual machines. In this service mesh demo, we will show you how easy it is to get started (in Kubernetes) – how to install a control plane, deploy a demo application, enable basic traffic policies, and briefly touch on observability.

Learn more about Kong Mesh: https://konghq.com/solutions/service-mesh-connectivity/

For more Kong demos and use cases, watch our Kong Summit 2021 videos: https://konghq.com/kong-summit/2021-videos

#ServiceMesh #KumaMesh #KongMesh #Kubernetes

Service Mesh is the future of application connectivity. It delivers immediate value to any architecture by increasing the security, reliability and observability of our application traffic. At the same time our industry made it challenging to understand and deploy it in production: but it doesn't have to be this way.

Kuma takes a new approach to service mesh in order to build modern architectures across a large variety of platforms, including Kubernetes and VMs. Kuma is a universal control plane that addresses the complexity of service mesh technologies by enabling seamless management of any service on the network.

In this Online Meetup, we’ll walk you through:

- The basics of service mesh and begin to conceptualize its more advanced topics
- Kuma 101, including how to modernize your mesh
- Enabling mutual TLS, permissions, logs, and routing with Kuma

We’ll open it up to Q&A with the Kuma team to answer any questions you might have.

Service Mesh is the future of application connectivity. It delivers immediate value to any architecture by increasing the security, reliability and observability of our application traffic. At the same time our industry made it challenging to understand and deploy it in production: but it doesn't have to be this way.

Kuma takes a new approach to service mesh in order to build modern architectures across a large variety of platforms, including Kubernetes and VMs. Kuma is a universal control plane that addresses the complexity of service mesh technologies by enabling seamless management of any service on the network.

We’ll walk you through easily setting up service mesh across multiple environments, and enabling security and observability – in any network – automatically. We will introduce new concepts and products along the way, and let developers and architects of any skillset become comfortable with service mesh.

Join our next Online Meetup: https://konghq.com/online-meetups/