Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

Are you an enterprise architect interested in moving mission-critical services to the AWS cloud? This presentation will overview how Kong Enterprise enables the migration to AWS while reducing business disruption. Join Solutions Architects Aaron Miller and Claudio Acquaviva from Kong and Greg Powell from AWS as they share best practices for using AWS services with Kong Enterprise.

As you're racing to create new digital experiences for your organization, perimeter-based security models and centrally enforced governance approaches are rapidly getting outdated and proving inadequate. Destination: Zero-Trust is a free, digital event exploring ways organizations can empower their application teams to secure and govern APIs and services.

As we transition our applications to microservices architectures, we introduce connectivity at the backbone of our modern systems. Unlike a monolithic application, we now have thousands of connections across different services running in a distributed and decoupled way. In this new environment, understanding the nature of our traffic to resolve problems quicker and optimize our applications can be challenging. Instead of building our own observability, we can use a service mesh to automatically retrieve traces, metrics and logs out of the box from every application.

Innovation is the bedrock of our technology-fueled economy, but even in an era when long-standing industries continue to be disrupted by startups with new technologies, innovation continues to accelerate. Open source software remains as a key enabling technology for digital innovation. Developers spark innovation by test-driving new technologies, acting as early adopters for the ones that prove useful and creating path dependencies that lock in open source as a preferred architecture at their organizations.

Join experts from Mirantis and Kong as they guide you through their Kubernetes-based end-to-end Microservice and API Provisioning Process. Attendees will see a live demo of how to deploy Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (formerly Docker Enterprise) and Kong Konnect as the preferred platform for mission-critical applications. We'll share what we learned from hundreds of practitioners and experts who have successfully implemented microservices within and across Mirantis, Kubernetes, and public, private and hybrid clouds at their organizations.

From the Traffic Management perspective, developers and operators should address multiple security requirements across all communications layers. This webinar will showcase a comprehensive and seamless traffic management and security solution across platforms avoiding silos and re-work. Attendees will experience how to adopt Signal Sciences and Kong Konnect as the preferred platform for mission-critical secured applications.

Deconstructing monolithic applications into microservices brings about more agility for the business but has forced development teams to take responsibility for connectivity between components. The end result is wasted developer time spent configuring connectivity rather than coding value and unreliable quality and inconsistency caused by different teams following different standards.

This Datadog + Kong webinar will show a comprehensive observability solution covering an end-to-end Kubernetes deployment process, including a Canary Release traffic control and management model. Combining comprehensive observability capabilities with powerful platform and system management, attendees will learn how Datadog and Kong Mesh work together to deploy, manage, and evolve their mission-critical applications.

Platform proliferation is a constant challenge within organizations. What started as a team's incubation project can quickly become a critical piece of the business. Like with cloud and CI/CD management, ignoring silos can create inefficient pockets across your enterprise and inhibit innovation at scale. Destination: Scale is a free, digital event exploring ways organizations can empower their global platforms teams to drive operational efficiencies and scale their processes.

As we transition our applications to more distributed architectures, the operating pattern for troubleshooting those microservices changes. Service mesh introduces an easy to adopt set of capabilities in the observability arena by providing a consistent layer of application-first networking. Kuma and Kong Mesh provide a frictionless onramp to consuming this capability through a single command - delivering faster paths to resolving service outages and getting deeper visibility into the application connectivity realm.