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Moving to the Cloud: Exploring the API Gateway to Success

Daniel Bryant

The fundamentals of API gateway technology have evolved over the past ten years, and adopting cloud native practices and technologies like continuous delivery, Kubernetes, and HTTP/3 adds new dimensions that need to be supported by your chosen implementation. For example, using build pipelines or a GitOps continuous delivery process ).

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Simplifying Kubernetes DevSecOps Through Platform Engineering

d2iq

From testing for security vulnerabilities to building business-driven security services, everyone is accountable for building security into the DevOps continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) workflow. This was manageable when software updates were released every few months or even years.

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You don’t need to migrate from Jenkins. Start building beside it.

CircleCI

Instead, migrate to modern CI tools gradually as you add new apps and microservices. While plugins have helped it adapt to continuous delivery, each plugin requires a separate configuration that is not easy to port to other CI tools without re-creating everything manually. Benefits of modern continuous integration tools.

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Using API Gateways to Facilitate Your Transition from Monolith to Microservices

Daniel Bryant

In my consulting working I bump into a lot of engineering teams that are migrating from a monolithic application to a microservices-based application. “So Every (User) Journey Begins at the Edge I’m obviously not the first person to talk about the need for an effective edge solution when moving towards a microservices-based application.

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4 Strategies for Incrementally Migrating from VMs to Kubernetes using an API Gateway

Daniel Bryant

Strategy 1: Deploy a multi-platform service discovery system During a migration to cloud and containers it is common to see a combination of existing applications being decomposed into services and new systems being designed using the microservices architecture style.

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Technology Trends for 2023

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

For several years, microservices has been one of the most popular topics in software architecture, and this year is no exception. Although DDD has been around for a long time, it came into prominence with the rise of microservices as a way to think about partitioning an application into independent services. growth over 2021.

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Building a Kubernetes-Based Platform

Daniel Bryant

As such, it provides a solid foundation on which to support the other three capabilities of a cloud native platform: progressive delivery, edge management, and observability. These capabilities can be provided, respectively, with the following technologies: continuous delivery pipelines, an edge stack, and an observability stack.