Cloud Solution Day 2016: Service Mesh for Kubernetes

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This document discusses service mesh for Kubernetes containers. It introduces Linkerd as a service mesh that provides features like load balancing, tracing, circuit breakers, retries, and more. It also discusses Kubernetes monitoring and logging capabilities as well as existing cluster add-ons for indexing and visualization. The document provides an overview of cloud native computing and common projects under the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, including Kubernetes for orchestration, Prometheus for monitoring, and Fluentd for logging.

Service Mesh for
Kubernetes
Cloud Solution Day Vietnam - 2016

Who?
Vincent De Smet (@vincentdesmet)
- DevOps @ Honestbee (we’re hiring!)
- Docker Saigon Organizer (Nov ‘15 - May ‘16)
- Docker Captain (May ‘16 - Now)
- Cloud Native Singapore Organizer (July ‘16 - Now)

Build a practical Vehicle Routing Solver

Kubernetes?
- Google > Cloud Native Foundation
- Container Orchestration?

Cloud Native?
Creating a stable, operable and well integrated group of projects for "born in
the cloud" applications

Evolution ~> distributed service oriented architecture
Loosely
Coupled
Services
Many Small
Servers
~2000 Today
Monolithic
Big Servers
Slow
changing
Rapidly
updated

Docker - Cliff To Prod
- Peer Discovery
- Rolling Updates
- Secrets / Config
- Monitoring
- Logging
- Networking
- ...

CNCF Hosted projects
Current:
- Orchestartion (Kubernetes)
- Monitoring (Prometheus)
- Distributed Tracing (OpenTracing)
- Logging (Fluentd)
Potential projects:
- Networking (Flannel,...)
- Configuration (etcd)
- Event Streaming (Twitter Heron)

Kubernetes Monitoring
- Integrated Discovery
- Pull based

Kubernetes Logging
- DeamonSet
- Docker - json driver
- Mount Log Directory
- Add Meta Data

Existing Cluster Add-ons: Indexing & Visualisation
- Analysis
- Aggregation
- Exploration

Linkerd
- Twitter Finagle
- Circuit breaking
- Dynamic routing
- ...
- OpenZipkin support

Linkerd Features
- Load balancing
- Tracing
- Circuit Breakers
- Retries
- Canary deploys
- Load shedding
- Error Tracking
- Metrics
- Service Discovery
- Logging
- Timeouts
- Expirations
- Security Policies
- Back-offs
- Retry Budgets
- Dynamic Routing

Links
- Buoyant blog series
- Tracing Integration

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1. Service Mesh for Kubernetes Cloud Solution Day Vietnam - 2016

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15. Links - Buoyant blog series - Tracing Integration

Editor's Notes

#2: Inspiration for this talk: https://blog.buoyant.io/2016/10/04/a-service-mesh-for-kubernetes-part-i-top-line-service-metrics/
#6: At its root, Cloud Native is structuring teams, culture and technology to utilize automation and architectures to manage complexity and unlock velocity. Operating in this mode is as much a way to scale the people side of the equation as much as the technology side.
#10: Integrated: New containers / services ran on the cluster are automatically discovered and registered.
#13: service discovery, routing, failure handling, and visibility to modern software applications

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