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Rootconf Hyderabad edition

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T-Hub, Hyderabad

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##About Rootconf Hyderabad:

Rootconf Hyderabad is a platform for:

  1. DevOps engineers
  2. Site Reliability Engineers (SRE)
  3. ML and data engineers
  4. Security and DevSecOps professionals
  5. Software engineers

to discuss real-world problems around:

  1. Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
  2. Data and AI engineering
  3. Distributed systems -- observerability, microservices
  4. Implementing Infrastructure as Code

Speakers from Flipkart, Hotstar, Intuit, GO-JEK, MadStreetDen and Trusting Social will share their experiences with the above challenges.

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Rootconf Hyderabad will be held at T-Hub, IIIT-Hyderabad Campus, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana - 500032

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#Bronze Sponsors

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Anubhav Mishra

@anubhavmishra

Service Mesh: Beyond the Hype

Submitted Aug 26, 2019

Over the past year, service meshes have gained significant interest. In this talk, we will learn what a “Service Mesh” really is! We will also explore how the service-mesh helps to enable the transition to microservices, to empower operators, to adopt security best-practices along the way.

Outline

Over the past year, service mesh technologies have gained significant interest. We often hear or read the words “Service Mesh” in blog posts or videos nowadays. But most of these don’t explain what the “Service Mesh” really is! The goal of this talk is to understand the components that make up a “Service Mesh” and how it can help developers and operators adopt smart networking techniques to empower their organizations.

The goal of a service mesh is to provide service to service communication along with some higher level features like observability, policy enforcement, retries, back off and security. Most service meshes have two components: a control plane and a data plane. The control plane is responsible for making decisions about where to send the traffic and to configure the data plane. The data plane provides the ability to forward requests from the applications.

In this presentation, we will take a look at the history of how the term “Service Mesh” came about. We will describe what it takes to create a service mesh control plane and a data plane. We will explore the responsibilities of each of those components and why they are critical to the overall functioning of a service mesh. We will conclude with a real-world example of a service mesh in action that connects services running in VMs and containers securely.

Speaker bio

Anubhav Mishra is a developer advocate at HashiCorp. Previously, he worked at Hootsuite, where he created Atlantis - An Open Source project that helps teams collaborate on Infrastructure using Terraform. Anubhav loves working with distributed systems and sharing his experience with microservice delivery platforms. He also loves open source software and is continuously finding ways to contribute to projects that excite him and helping developers and operators do better. That has led him to contribute to projects like Virtual Kubelet and Helm (CNCF projects). In his free time, he DJs, makes music and plays football. He’s a huge Manchester United supporter.

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Accepting submissions till 30 Sep 2019, 11:59 PM

T-Hub, Hyderabad

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Rootconf is a community-funded platform for activities and discussions on the following topics: Site Reliability Engineering (SRE). Infrastructure costs, including Cloud Costs - and optimization. Security - including Cloud Security. more