Automating the management of Akamai properties with Open Source

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Slides from a presentation at Akamai's Edge World 2019 conference. Javier Garza (Developer Evangelist at Akamai) shows how to leverage the Akamai CLI and Open Source tools like HTTPie and jq to build a framework that can manage Akamai configuration changes in an automated way and that's easy to integrate with CI/CD automation tools like Jenkins

Technology

Automating the
management of your
Akamai properties with
open source
Akamai CLI

Speaker
Javier Garza
Developer Evangelist @Akamai (San Francisco, CA)
• 15+ years at Akamai helping customers run fast and
secure apps
• Author, blogger, speaker, one-liner king
• Motto: Share what you learn, and learn what you don’t
• Hobbies: challenging workouts, non-profit volunteering
@jjaviergarza

Agenda
• The secret for Building and Delivering Amazing Apps
• Akamai services for origin, Edge and Client-Side
• Open Source Tools used in Demo
• Demo of automating the implementation of Edge
Logic using open source tools

Frontend
• App UI
• Accessibility
• App Performance
• Network awareness
• Security
Network
• Distributed DNS
• Optimize protocol
• Optimize latency
• Edge Computing
Optimize all areas
Backend
• Distributed architecture
• Auto-scaling
• Continuous Monitoring
• Backend performance
• DevOps automation
https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-1-optimizing-the-front-end/
https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-2-optimizing-the-back-end/
https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-3-optimizing-the-network/

Akamai Services
for Origin, Edge
and Client-Side

Akamai @ Origin
• Get End User insights at origin without JavaScript
(EdgeScape)
• Control Edge cache at the origin (Edge-Control)
• Organize Content into caching categories (Cache-Tags)
• Insert ESI code (soon EdgeWorkers) into HTML that is
executed @ Edge

Akamai @ Edge
• Unify external cloud micro-services
• Manipulate business logic without writing code
Packaged ready-to-run Cloud Services
• Capture Telemetry
• Run code

Akamai @ Device
• Control End User’s Device Cache
• Run managed service workers
• SDKs
• Media Player

Open Source Tools
• Akamai CLI: https://developer.akamai.com/cli
• GitHub / git: https://github.com/
• curl: https://curl.haxx.se/
• jq: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/
• Jenkins: https://jenkins.io/

DEMO
https://github.com/akamai-contrib/property-automation-open-source

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1. Automating the management of your Akamai properties with open source Akamai CLI

2. Speaker Javier Garza Developer Evangelist @Akamai (San Francisco, CA) • 15+ years at Akamai helping customers run fast and secure apps • Author, blogger, speaker, one-liner king • Motto: Share what you learn, and learn what you don’t • Hobbies: challenging workouts, non-profit volunteering @jjaviergarza

3. Agenda • The secret for Building and Delivering Amazing Apps • Akamai services for origin, Edge and Client-Side • Open Source Tools used in Demo • Demo of automating the implementation of Edge Logic using open source tools

4. Building Amazing Apps at Scale

5. Frontend • App UI • Accessibility • App Performance • Network awareness • Security Network • Distributed DNS • Optimize protocol • Optimize latency • Edge Computing Optimize all areas Backend • Distributed architecture • Auto-scaling • Continuous Monitoring • Backend performance • DevOps automation https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-1-optimizing-the-front-end/ https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-2-optimizing-the-back-end/ https://devops.com/building-amazing-apps-part-3-optimizing-the-network/

6. Akamai Services for Origin, Edge and Client-Side

7. Akamai @ Origin • Get End User insights at origin without JavaScript (EdgeScape) • Control Edge cache at the origin (Edge-Control) • Organize Content into caching categories (Cache-Tags) • Insert ESI code (soon EdgeWorkers) into HTML that is executed @ Edge

8. Akamai @ Edge • Unify external cloud micro-services • Manipulate business logic without writing code Packaged ready-to-run Cloud Services • Capture Telemetry • Run code

9. Akamai @ Device • Control End User’s Device Cache • Run managed service workers • SDKs • Media Player

10. Akamai Everywhere

11. Open Source Tools

12. Open Source Tools • Akamai CLI: https://developer.akamai.com/cli • GitHub / git: https://github.com/ • curl: https://curl.haxx.se/ • jq: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/ • Jenkins: https://jenkins.io/

13. DEMO https://github.com/akamai-contrib/property-automation-open-source

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