Services are at the core of modern software architecture. Deploying a series of standard, little (micro-)services instead of massive monoliths provides developers the flexibleness to figure in several languages, technologies, and unharness cadence across the system; leading to higher productivity and speed, particularly for larger groups.
With the adoption of microservices, however, new issues emerge because of the sheer variety of services that exist in a very larger system. issues that had to be resolved once a stone, like security, load equalization, monitoring, and rate-limiting have to be compelled to be handled for every service.
Istio & Kubernetes
Moving to microservices network challenges
- Network Reliability
- Fault tolerance and resiliency
- Monitoring and Observability
The evolution of microservices frameworks: from NetFlix OSS to Istio
By Rafik Harabi, INNOVSQUARE
#devops #kubernetes #docker #microservices