Comparison Of Current Service Mesh Architectures
April 23, 2020
Learn the differences between Envoy, Istio, Conduit, Linkerd and other service meshes and their components.
A service mesh provides visibility, traffic management, resiliency and security control for distributed application services. This webinar focuses on the differences between service meshes and their components, including:
- Envoy
- Istio
- Conduit
- Linkerd
- Kong
- Aspen
- Consul
The webinar will compare and contrast container orchestrators, API gateways, and client-side libraries service mesh methodologies and provide recommendations for which method is best applied to satisfy the needs of different workloads.
Meet our panelists
On demand recording
Bruce Mathews
Bruce Mathews has been a Senior Solutions Architect in the computer industry for more than forty years, working at Information International, Inc., Symbolics, Inc. Prime Computers, Inc., Computervision, Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard, and now Mirantis.
During his career, Bruce has provided integration services, application development, and large scale deployments for major corporate initiatives at companies such as PayPal, Salesforce.com, Wells Fargo, McKessen, Intel, and Dreamworks, Technicolor, American Express, Citrix, and Apple to name a few.
Bruce became involved with OpenStack in 2010 as a member of Hewlett-Packard’s Public Cloud team where he successfully on-boarded more than fifty customers, migrating application services from in-house to OpenStack on versions from Diablo+ to Grizzly, living with them through the upgrade process. Bruce was also heavily involved with the initial release of the HP Helion Openstack Juno version. Bruce has maintained an active role in the OpenStack, Big Data and Open Source communities through to the Stein release speaking at five of the last OpenStack Summits nationally and internationally.
In addition to his OpenStack expertise, Bruce has now enhanced his skillset to include CI/CD pipeline ecosystem Mirantis Cloud Platform’s implementation of DriveTrain which includes Open Source applications such as Git, Jenkins, Gerrit, Aptly, etc. and containerization platforms such as Kubernetes, including service mesh technologies such as Istio and Consul and various network frameworks such as Calico and Flannel. Bruce has also gained experience with the latest in CI/CD Pipeline software such as Spinnaker and Helm for providing the overall baking, verification and deployment of cloud native applications. Bruce has been certified as an Administrator for OpenStack, Cloudera, and MapR.
Customer engagements have typically included technical design, build, implementation, customization, integration and ongoing administration of multi-vendor servers, storage, SAN and network elements, hosted on-premises, implemented as a managed service, and/or publically hosted in the cloud. Successful implementations have generally included multi-vendor Operating Systems (Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Irix, RH, Ubuntu, etc.)
Vinayak Joglekar, CTO & Co-founder, Synerzip
Vinayak Joglekar is the Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of Synerzip. Vinayak built and scaled Synerzip’s project teams by attracting and retaining top-notch talent in the fiercely competitive market in India. He took the entrepreneurial leap in 1983 after he quit a programmer-analyst position in Alfa-Laval.
He is a certified J2EE programmer and an architect with an active interest in Social, Mobile, Cloud and Big Data technologies. Apart from being the CTO, he mentors bright minds in software development and product delivery. Vinayak can be reached at vinayak@synerzip.com.
