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Overview For sometime now we have been, together with DevOps empowered application teams and DevOps engineers, using the OpenShift Pipelines, OpenShift's productised version of tekton.dev, as the Continuous Integration (CI) technology of choice when onboarding new applications or migrating existing ones into Red Hat's …
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Introduction Recently, we were tasked with the migration of a set of AWS Java Lambda applications to containers on Red Hat's Kubernetes Platform of OpenShift on the Azure cloud. AWS Lambdas are compute services that let you run code without provisioning or managing servers and they can do so on-demand, on the other …
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The Service Mesh provides the option to boost application security with mTLS enabled traffic between in mesh application components and external (to the mesh) services. In the context of Service Mesh eggress edge traffic there are several configuration options for this security feature and in this article we have …
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Service Mesh Federation Sometimes requirements (high-availability, multi-region based solutions) dictate the split of the solution deployments over multiple clusters. This brings the question How should we discover and call remotely deployed services from within Openshift Container Platform deployed workloads without …
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Introduction One of the benefits of a service mesh is security by design, in fact it is one of the main use cases which drives adoption of the mesh in cloud based environments where there are disparate types of microservice workloads. Although this is very powerful as one can imagine there may be cases that a workload …
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