Workshop: best practices for communication between microserv in k8s environment
Details
The meetup is organised by ProdOps.io, a team of software operations architects who consult on infrastructure automation and workflow improvement.
6:00pm - 6:15pm Mingling and Food
6:15pm - 6:45pm - Introductory presentation by Evgeny Zislis, Prodops.io
6:45pm - 8:30pm The best practices for communication between microservices in Kubernetes environment workshop
When planning a microservices architecture orchestrated by Kubernetes, it is necessary to use a Kubernetes native messaging broker to manage the communication between the microservices. Kubernetes native messaging broker provides scaling, robustness and security, low DevOps maintenance and transparent connectivity with the cloud native ecosystem.
In this workshop you will learn and experience the best practices for communication between microservices in Kubernetes environment using a message broker. It will cover most important and common messaging patterns and use cases such as Queue messaging, Pub/Sub and Streaming.
Workshop prerequisites
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A running working computer with an IDE (vscode).
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Docker installed with kubernetes running (docker-desktop).
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kubectl tool (https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl/).
About KubeMQ
KubeMQ is a Kubernetes Message Queue Broker. Enterprise-grade message broker and message queue, scalable, high available and secured. A Kubernetes native solution supporting all messaging patterns (Queue, Pub/Sub, Streaming and RPC) in a lightweight container, deployed in just one minute.
About Lior Nabat
Lior Nabat is KubeMQ’s technology leader and product architect. As a serial technology entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in software ventures and product development, he brings cloud-native expertise and hands-on experience. Lior founded Tradency (financial trading technology) 14 years ago and led as the CEO since inception. Previously he held key management positions at DSPG, Alpha Cell and TdSoft. Lior holds B.A in Mathematics and Computer science from the Open University in Tel-Aviv Israel and AMP from the University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School.
