#IstioCon Istio 2021 Roadmap A heartwarming work of staggering predictability Neeraj Poddar (Co-founder & Chief Architect, Aspen Mesh) Louis Ryan (Principal Engineer, Google) #IstioCon Highlights

#IstioCon Your laptop as part of the service mesh by Lorenzo Fundaró SRE @ Omio #IstioCon What’s on the menu today ● EnvoyFilter in practice ● Demo ● Inspiration #IstioCon Questions #istiocon steps away to find a problem #IstioCon 2. Allow simultaneous tests Only one commit at a time from your microservice #IstioCon 3. Reuse existing infrastructure ● Minimize costs ● Reuse existing infrastructure don’t proxy to original Foo 12 request_handle:respond(response) 13 end #IstioCon Ouch ! ● Your laptop is not part of the mesh club #IstioCon A dummy proxy for the mesh ● Called by Lua code

#IstioCon Secure your microservices with istio step by step JianFeng Ding, LuYao Zhong #IstioCon Agenda ● Istio identity ● mTLS in Isito ● Secure ingress traffic ● Authorize ingress traffic ● Authorize board to Istio ● Strict mTLS if possible ● Secure your ingress ● Enable Access Control to your services via Istio authorization policy Istio will Secure your microservices for you! #IstioCon Thank you

#IstioCon Is Your Virtual Machine Really Ready-to-go with Istio? Kailun Qin, Intel Haoyuan Ge #IstioCon Quick Summary (from Google Cloud Next ’19 [1]) VM works on Istio! [1] Istio Service Mesh protocols ■ Endpoints ○ After adding, sending traffic to the service as if it was a service in your mesh ■ Traffic redirect and forward ■ Retry, timeout, fault injection, mtls policies ■ VM service Abstraction ● Workload Entry ○ single non-Kubernetes workload ○ mTLS using service account ○ work with an Istio ServiceEntry ● Workload Group ○ a collection of non-K8s workloads ○ metadata and

#IstioCon 5 tips for your first Istio.io Contribution Albert Sun | @albertsun0 #IstioCon About Me I’m a high schooler who loves learning about everything related to computers, especially interface interface design. I started working on Istio last summer. Istio.io Work Automation Indicator #7734 Add IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service specific instructions for node port Ingress Host #7663 Homepage Redesign Redesign Proposal #IstioCon #IstioCon “First and foremost: as a potential contributor, your changes and ideas are welcome at any hour of the day or night, weekdays, weekends, and holidays. Please

Apache OpenWhisk + Kubernetes: A Perfect Match for Your Serverless Platform Ying Chun Guo guoyingc@cn.ibm.com Zhou Xing xingzhou@qiyi.com Agenda • What is serverless? • Kubernetes + Apache

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