Microservices with Service Meshes—What’s Behind the Hype?

Microservices solve many problems but also create new ones. Many of these new problems are caused by communication in distributed systems. Service meshes want to create a solution for this, which microservices can automatically benefit from without having to change their code. This idea is so convincing that several implementations of this concept have been created in recent years.

This presentation is intended to help you make the right decisions for your own architecture and addresses the following question: Which problems do service meshes solve? How do they work? What are the requirements for using them? Which implementation is the right one? Examples based on implementations like Istio or Linkerd 2 will help to better understand the concepts.

Date: 2021-06-17
Time: 10:30 - 11:10
Conference / Event: GOTO Amsterdam 2020
Venue: Beurs van Berlage, Amsterdam

Speaker

Jörg Müller Principal Consultant

Jörg Müller works as Principal Consultant at INNOQ. He is experienced in the software industry, with a 25+ years of work under his belt. His career spans consulting, crafting software products, and managing teams. His core expertise lies in software architecture and DevOps, and he uses this knowledge to guide startups and corporate ventures in building products and approaching the market. Beyond his work, Joerg is active in community building: he organizes and speaks at user groups and conferences.

Microservices with Service Meshes—What’s Behind the Hype?

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