The more services you have running across different clouds and Kubernetes clusters, the harder it is to ensure that you have a central place to collect service mesh observability metrics. That’s one of the reasons we created Kuma, an open-source control plane for service mesh. This tutorial will show you how to set up and leverage the Traffic Metrics and Traffic Trace policies that Kuma provides out of the box.

When services are exposed outside a Kubernetes cluster, you need to take care of authentication, observability, auditing, encryption and integrations with other third-party vendors, amongst other things. In this demo, @Viktor Gamov introduces Kong Ingress Controller and how you can use it in your applications that run in a Kong Mesh-enabled Kubernetes cluster.

In this demo, Ross McDonald shows how Kong Mesh delivers secure, seamless application connectivity across different clouds and runtimes, allowing administrators to abstract multi-cloud and on-premise infrastructure into a truly “write once, run anywhere” model.

In this demo from Kong Summit, @Viktor Gamov used Istio service mesh and Kong Istio Gateway (Kong Gateway + Kong' Ingress Controller) to provide external access to the services that run inside service mesh enabled Kubernetes cluster.

In this livestream, Viktor Gamov, principal developer advocate with Kong, with walk you through the new and exciting features of KIC 2.0. Join for live coding and Q&A!

In this video, Ross McDonald, solutions engineer at Kong, shows how to leverage a combination of Kong Gateway and Kong Mesh to maintain business continuity for @Red Hat Ansible Automation.

As the most robust, scaleable and extensible version of our Kubernetes Ingress Controller to date, the KIC 2.0 release takes a major architectural leap forward. In this video, @Viktor Gamov, a principal developer advocate with Kong, explains and demonstrates the most exciting features from our latest release.

At Kong Summit 2021, CTO & Co-Founder Marco Palladino explores the journey Kong has taken since its birth, community and customer adoption, and product innovation at Kong over the years. He also introduces the new Kong Istio Gateway.

In this two-part series, Kong Engineer, Enrique García Cota abstracts how an API gateway processes requests into four different layers. In this second part, we’ll dive a bit deeper—we'll see who the occupants of that office building are and the kind of life they live.

There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to developers. In this Kongcast episode, Ben Greenberg, Developer Advocate at Orbit, chats with us about building better engineering communities and focusing on the outcomes rather than technology. At the end, he shows us how he leveraged GitHub Actions to create a copy-and-paste workflow that integrates services, no matter the language they’re written in.