What do Kubernetes and Docker have to do with API Management?

prabhat
Participant V

Come find about it at Kubernetes meetup that we are hosting at Apigee. http://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-Kubernetes-Meetup/events/229497320/ If you can not make it in person, then there is a link for live streaming as well.

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prabhat
Participant V

So video of talks is now up at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5yKZGgz9X4 As you listen to first half of talk, you will learn about how we have setup Kubernetes on AWS with respect to load balancer, security groups, high availability deployment for Master node and our use of Calico for network layer/management since Apigee is a multi-tenant system and we don't want folks sniffing and doing bad stuff to tenants.

After you watch the video and you have any follow up questions, we are more than happy to answer here.

dey_santanu
Participant II

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Pardon my ignorance on the subject. When I look at it both Kubernetes and Docker is all about distributing the application development into micro services with a cross collaboration for validating your build at every point.When you get to start thinking in this way, before you wink, you will be swamped with growing microservices that need to be managed for consistency, growth and continuous development. So a platform built on agile for agile can be the best foundation. Hence Apigee the obvious choice....Makes sense?

I agree. We believe that once you have one service depending on another service through HTTP API, aka internal APIs or microservices, then it makes sense to have API Management for those APIs as well.