Kонструируем микросервисную архитектуру на Symfony и связываем с Kong

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This document discusses microservices architecture and using Kong as an API gateway. It begins with an introduction to microservices vs monolithic architecture. Then it covers implementing microservices with RabbitMQ and Symfony. Next, it discusses security considerations for microservices. It introduces Kong and how it provides a centralized gateway for microservices. Finally, it covers setting up Kong with Docker and using its management API and plugins.

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Конструируем microservices architecture
на Symfony и связываем с Kong
Alex Deemann
alex@lazy-ants.com

Конструируем microservices architecture
на PHP и связываем с Kong
Alex Demcheko
alex@lazy-ants.com

Конструируем microservices architecture
на Whatever и связываем с Kong
Alex Demcheko
alex@lazy-ants.com

RabbitMQ Implementation
- API consistency

RabbitMQ Implementation
- API consistency
- Resource-intensive tasks

Gateway API: ReactPHP
NON - Blocking I/O

NAMSHI | JOSE
https://github.com/namshi/jose
This library provides a lightweight implementation of the JWS
(JSON Web Signature) specification

● Common functionality is duplicated across
services.
Gateway API: before KONG

● Common functionality is duplicated across services.
● Systems tend to be monolithic and hard to
maintain.
Gateway API: before KONG

● Common functionality is duplicated across services.
● Systems tend to be monolithic and hard to maintain.
● Difficult to expand without impacting other
services.
Gateway API: before KONG

Gateway API: with KONG
● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one
place.

Gateway API: with KONG
● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one
place.
● Build efficient distributed architectures ready to
scale.

Gateway API: with KONG
● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one
place.
● Build efficient distributed architectures ready to scale.
● Expand functionality from one place with a simple
command.

KONG: Setup with Docker
Run the Cassandra container or PostgreSQL

Run the Kong container
KONG: Setup with Docker

1. 8000 - non-SSL enabled proxy layer for API requests.
2. 8443 - SSL enabled proxy for API requests.
3. 8001 - RESTful Admin API for configuration. You will use
this port to administrate your Kong installation.
4. 7946 - This is used for Kong clustering.
KONG: Used ports

KONG GUI
https://github.com/pantsel/konga

Thanks!
Questions?
Alex Deemann
alex@lazy-ants.com

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1. Конструируем microservices architecture на Symfony и связываем с Kong Alex Deemann alex@lazy-ants.com

2. Конструируем microservices architecture на PHP и связываем с Kong Alex Demcheko alex@lazy-ants.com

3. Конструируем microservices architecture на Whatever и связываем с Kong Alex Demcheko alex@lazy-ants.com

4. Alex Demchenko Lazy Ants founder & CEO

5. Microservices

6. Monolith VS Microservices

7. Monolith VS Microservices

8. RabbitMQ Implementation

9. RabbitMQ Implementation - API consistency

10. RabbitMQ Implementation - API consistency - Resource-intensive tasks

11. Symfony Implementation

12. - Blocking I/O Gateway API: Guzzle

13. Blocking I/O Gateway API: Guzzle

14. Gateway API: ReactPHP NON - Blocking I/O

15. Gateway API: ReactPHP NON - Blocking I/O

16. Microservices: Security CLIENT

17. Microservices: Security

18. JWT Microservices: Security

19. NAMSHI | JOSE https://github.com/namshi/jose This library provides a lightweight implementation of the JWS (JSON Web Signature) specification

20. Microservices: Security

21. Microservices: Security

22. Gateway API

23. Gateway API: KONG

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25. Gateway API: KONG uses

26. ● Common functionality is duplicated across services. Gateway API: before KONG

27. Gateway API: before KONG

28. ● Common functionality is duplicated across services. ● Systems tend to be monolithic and hard to maintain. Gateway API: before KONG

29. ● Common functionality is duplicated across services. ● Systems tend to be monolithic and hard to maintain. ● Difficult to expand without impacting other services. Gateway API: before KONG

30. ● Common functionality is duplicated across services. ● Systems tend to be monolithic and hard to maintain. ● Difficult to expand without impacting other services. ● Productivity is inefficient because of system constraints. Gateway API: before KONG

31. Gateway API: with KONG

32. Gateway API: with KONG ● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one place.

33. Gateway API: with KONG ● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one place. ● Build efficient distributed architectures ready to scale.

34. Gateway API: with KONG ● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one place. ● Build efficient distributed architectures ready to scale. ● Expand functionality from one place with a simple command.

35. Gateway API: with KONG ● Kong centralizes and unifies functionality into one place. ● Build efficient distributed architectures ready to scale. ● Expand functionality from one place with a simple command. ● Team is focused on the product, Kong does the REST.

36. KONG: Setup with Docker Run the Cassandra container or PostgreSQL

37. Run the Kong container KONG: Setup with Docker

38. 1. 8000 - non-SSL enabled proxy layer for API requests. 2. 8443 - SSL enabled proxy for API requests. 3. 8001 - RESTful Admin API for configuration. You will use this port to administrate your Kong installation. 4. 7946 - This is used for Kong clustering. KONG: Used ports

39. Working with KONG

40. KONG Management RESTful API

41. KONG Management RESTful API

42. Send API request

43. KONG: PLUGINS

44. KONG GUI https://github.com/pantsel/konga

45.

46. Thanks! Questions? Alex Deemann alex@lazy-ants.com