Microsoft Ignite 2019 - API management for microservices in a hybrid and multi-cloud world

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Microservices are on the cusp of becoming the dominant style of software architecture in the enterprise. The benefits that are realized—increased developer velocity, improved organizational agility, and reduced time-to-market of new services—are a powerful catalyst that is driving this transformation. As practitioners, how do we successfully fit microservices into the models and processes we already have in place? Join Tom Kerkhove, an Azure Architect with many years of experience helping enterprises make this exact transition, for a hands-on experience demonstrating how he helps enterprises make the transition to API-first architectures and microservices in a hybrid, multi-cloud world.

Where is Codito today?
Products
Shipment Updates
App developers
Orders
Shipments
Codito API

Codito decided to use Azure API Management

Codito with API Management
Developer portal
Gateway
Codito API
Management
plane
API
App developers
Discover
Learn
Try
Access
Get help
Shipment Updates
Products
Orders
Shipments
Codito API

Codito with API Management
Codito
Codito
Products Logical APIs
Codito API
Codit API

“How about using microservices?”
“Micro-what?”

Codito decides to migrate to Microservices
but how do they get there?

Codito starts with a “logical” separation

Codito’s Initial API Management Approach
Codito
Codito
Products Logical APIs
Codito API
Codit API

Codito’s New API Management Approach
Codito
Codito
Products Logical APIs
Codito API
Codit API
Products API
Orders API
Shipments API
Codito - Webhooks

How do we migrate without customer impact?

Codito’s API Management Approach
Codito
Codito
Products Logical APIs
Codito API
Routeto
microservices
Products API
Orders API
Shipments API
Shipments API
Orders API
Products API
Codito - Webhooks

“Hey, we’d like to use Codito but we can’t use the cloud”

What is Azure Arc enabled API Management?
 Self-Hosted version of Azure API Management, close to their users
 It’s up to you to deploy, secure, scale, operate & manage the host
 Managed from the cloud, deployed where you need it
 Centralized management in cloud and deploy to one or more gateways
 Gateways are federated to the cloud and require internet connection
 Provides a consistent API experience in Azure, hybrid, and multi-cloud
scenarios

Run Codito where the customer is with
Azure Arc enabled API Management

https://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/MonolithFirst.html

https://itnext.io/microservices-c8b5dbdd58b8
And that’s ok.

Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond
Focus on your app, not infrastructure.

Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond
API Gateway
App

Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond
API Gateway
App AppApp

Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond
App
API Gateway
AppApp
Ingress Ingress Ingress
Service

Are Microservices Evil?
Are Monoliths Evil?

Use the API landscape your platform requires,
but don’t go all the way unless you have a reason

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4. Meet Codito

5. Where is Codito today? Products Shipment Updates App developers Orders Shipments Codito API

6. The early days of Codito

7. Codito decided to use Azure API Management

8. Codito with API Management Developer portal Gateway Codito API Management plane API App developers Discover Learn Try Access Get help Shipment Updates Products Orders Shipments Codito API

9. Codito with API Management Codito Codito Products Logical APIs Codito API Codit API

10. As Codito grew, so did their traffic

11. “How about using microservices?” “Micro-what?”

12. What are microservices?

13. Codito decides to migrate to Microservices but how do they get there?

14. How do we get there?

15. Codito starts with a “logical” separation

16. Codito’s Initial API Management Approach Codito Codito Products Logical APIs Codito API Codit API

17. Codito’s New API Management Approach Codito Codito Products Logical APIs Codito API Codit API Products API Orders API Shipments API Codito - Webhooks

18. Why is this a good practice?

19. How do we migrate without customer impact?

20. Codito with API Management Developer portal Gateway Codito API Management plane API App developers Discover Learn Try Access Get help Shipment Updates Monolith on Azure Web Apps Web Apps for Containers Shipment Webhooks Products Orders Shipment

21. Demo

22. Codito’s API Management Approach Codito Codito Products Logical APIs Codito API Routeto microservices Products API Orders API Shipments API Shipments API Orders API Products API Codito - Webhooks

23. “Hey, we’d like to use Codito but we can’t use the cloud”

24. Management plane Gateway Dev portal

25. Enter Azure Arc enabled API Management

26. What is Azure Arc enabled API Management?  Self-Hosted version of Azure API Management, close to their users  It’s up to you to deploy, secure, scale, operate & manage the host  Managed from the cloud, deployed where you need it  Centralized management in cloud and deploy to one or more gateways  Gateways are federated to the cloud and require internet connection  Provides a consistent API experience in Azure, hybrid, and multi-cloud scenarios

27. Management plane Gateway Dev portal

28. Demo

29. Run Codito where the customer is with Azure Arc enabled API Management

30. What did Codito learn?

31. Build a Monolith first

32. https://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/MonolithFirst.html

33. Building a platform is a journey

34. https://itnext.io/microservices-c8b5dbdd58b8 And that’s ok.

35. Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond Focus on your app, not infrastructure.

36. Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond API Gateway App

37. Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond API Gateway App AppApp

38. Start with PaaS and evolve to Kubernetes and beyond App API Gateway AppApp Ingress Ingress Ingress Service

39. Conclusion

40. Are Microservices Evil? Are Monoliths Evil?

41. Use the API landscape your platform requires, but don’t go all the way unless you have a reason

42. API Gateway helps your platform grow

43. Please evaluate this session Your feedback is important to us! https://aka.ms/ignite.mobileapp https://myignite.techcommunity.microsoft.com/evaluations

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