Supercharge and operationalize your microservices with Istio and Anthos

Date: Dec 2, 2019
Venue: Google, Venice. Please read directions on how to finding the room.

Abstract:
Talk 1: Using Anthos and GitLab you can build a multi-team platform for streamlining CI/CD, policy management and developer onboarding across your organization and teams. This talk will walk through the reasons for building a platform in your organization and then demo common developer, operator, and security engineer tasks to show how the patterns can improve your company’s software delivery performance.
Talk 2: A service mesh lets you automate and supercharge your network in the same way Kubernetes let you automate and supercharge deploying and running software. Learn about the history of the pattern inside Google, the open-source Istio service mesh based on it, how service mesh is for more than just VMs, and why it turns out it's not complex: everyone is just holding it wrong!

Speakers:
Vic Iglesias, Solution Architect at Google

Part of the Google Cloud team that works closely with customers and partners with solutions on GCP.

Craig Box, Kubernetes/Istio Advocacy Lead at Google

Craig leads the Cloud Native advocacy team at Google Cloud. He has worked with customers and communities since the launch of Kubernetes in 2014, and has delivered talks on 6 continents, including a KubeCon keynote. He is the co-host of the Kubernetes Podcast from Google.

Craig started his career in systems administration, and has over 15 years of experience in development, deployment, DevOps, consulting, advisory and management roles around the world.