World Congress 2024

Enhancing Kubernetes Workloads: A Journey from Ingress Controller Woes to the Power of Service Mesh

July 19, 2024 14:20 – 14:50 · 30 min Virtual Stage 1

What this session covers

Kubernetes has become the leading platform for deploying applications, offering a range of impressive features. However, managing scalable and resilient workloads on Kubernetes presents unique challenges.

This presentation explores solutions for managing and securing traffic in Kubernetes, including Ingress controllers and Service Mesh. It emphasizes the importance of adopting Service Mesh by sharing a real-life outage caused by an Ingress controller’s out-of-memory event. This incident illustrates how Service Mesh effectively mitigates such outages.

The presentation focuses on demonstrating key Service Mesh features: - Rate Limiting: Protecting critical services from overload for uninterrupted performance. - Observability: Leveraging Service Mesh data (logs, traces, metrics) for better monitoring and debugging. - Traffic Split: Using traffic splitting for seamless deployments. - Additional features: Highlighting Service Mesh’s other benefits.

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