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Istio and microservices

Mateusz Osik, Mateusz Polis, Filip Shramko


Introduction to Microservices

What are Microservices? Why Microservices?


A software architecture style where Scalable: Each service can be scaled
applications are broken down into smaller, independently.
independent services. Flexible: Services can be developed,
Each service is responsible for a specific deployed, and maintained independently.
business function and communicates with Resilient: Failure in one service does not
others over a network. impact the entire system.
Benefits of Microservices

Agility: Faster development Scalability: Services can be


cycles due to smaller scaled independently
codebases. based on demand.

Technology
Resilience: Decentralized
Diversity: Teams can
nature allows fault
choose the best technology
isolation.
stack for each service.
Introduction to Istio

What is Istio? Why Istio?


An open-source service mesh. Provides traffic management, security, and
Simplifies service-to-service communication observability.
in microservices architecture. A critical tool for managing complex
networked applications.
Microservices and Network Communication

Challenges: As microservices grow, managing


network communication between them becomes
complex.

Solution: Service meshes like Istio help address these


challenges by handling service discovery, traffic
management, and security across microservices.
Key Features of Istio

Traffic • Fine-grained control over traffic routing.


• Support for blue-green deployments, canary releases, and
Management A/B testing.

• Service-to-service authentication and encryption using


Security mTLS.
• Role-based access control (RBAC).

• Rich telemetry data for monitoring.


Observability • Tools for tracing, logging, and metrics.
Istio Architecture

Control Plane Data Plane


Manages configuration and policy for the Handles network traffic between services.
service mesh. Uses Envoy proxies to manage traffic flow and
Components: Pilot, Mixer, Citadel, Galley. enforce policies.
Microservices in Kubernetes

Microservices Deployment: Kubernetes is an ideal


platform for deploying microservices due to its
container orchestration capabilities.

Challenges in Kubernetes: As the number of services


increases, managing communication, scaling, and
security across them becomes more challenging.
Istio Integration with Kubernetes

Istio works seamlessly with Benefits in Kubernetes:


Kubernetes:
Deploying as a set of Kubernetes resources. Simplifies networking.
Managing microservices running in pods. Enhances scalability and resilience.
Benefits of Using Istio

Improved Security Enhanced Observability Streamlined Traffic Control


Zero-trust security model. Granular insights into service Intelligent routing and load
Enhanced service identity and health and performance. balancing.
encryption.
Microservices Challenges and Solutions

Complexity: As the Solution: Using tools like


number of services grows, Istio to automate traffic
managing them can management, security,
become challenging. and observability.

Solution: Istio's built-in


Service Discovery: With
service discovery ensures
dynamic scaling, services
services are always
may change IPs frequently.
reachable.
Conclusion

Why Istio • Essential for modern, distributed systems.


• Facilitates secure, resilient, and observable
Matters network operations.

Future of • Continual enhancements and broader

Istio adoption.
Resources

Official website: istio.io

Documentation: istio.io/docs

Community Support: discuss.istio.io

Microservices: microservices.io

Martin Flower’s articles: martinfowler.com

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