Wso2 api microgateway deployment patterns

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WSO2 API Microgateway 3.0 brings the best of cloud-native, enterprise-grade API management with its open-source API Management platform. This presentation discusses different deployment patterns which can be used to deploy WSO2 API Microgatway.

Technology

WSO2 API Microgateway deployment
patterns
Chanaka Fernando
WSO2 Inc.

Agenda
• WSO2 API Manager composable architecture
• What is WSO2 API Microgateway?
• When to use API Microgateway?
• Deployment patterns

WSO2 API Manager architecture
• Full API lifecycle management
• API Publisher, Developer Portal, Gateway,
Security, Throttling, Analytics
• Can be deployed independently
• Loose coupling
• New Microgateway

WSO2 API Microgateway
• Cloud-native, open source, enterprise grade API
gateway
• Authentication, Mediation, Rate-limiting,
Analytics capabilities
• Run in full isolation from other components
• Developer friendly workﬂow
• Lightweight runtime which is immutable

When to use API Microgateway
• API gateway per microservice
• Seasonal API gateway
• API gateway per client type
• Service mesh sidecar
• Locked-down API gateway

API Microgateway deployment patterns
• Pragmatic deployment patterns
• Cloud, on-premise, hybrid type deployments
• Bringing agility without breaking bad
• Decide based on the requirements, not based
on the trend

Pattern 1 - Decentralized API Gateway
• Get rid of monolithic failures
• Gateway closer to the actual services
• API per service or product based on
requirements
• Key Manager, Trafﬁc Manager and Analytics
optional
• No connection with Publisher and Store

Pattern 2 - Locked-down/Ofﬂine API
gateway
• Running API gateway in fully isolated
environments
• API Gateway only with ofﬂine connectivity for
analytics data publishing
• JWT based security with local throttling
• No connection with Key Manager, Trafﬁc
Manager

Pattern 3 - Seasonal API gateway
• Seasonal ﬂuctuation of trafﬁc
• Traditional API Manager deployment
• Scale only the required component
• Tear down once during the off-season
• Better resource utilization with improved
service

Pattern 4 - Multi data center API gateway
• Global deployments with high availability
• Better user experience
• No shared data
• Multi-IaaS deployments
• Analytics data synchronization in ofﬂine mode

Pattern 5 - Service mesh API gateway
• Full-blown microservices architecture
• Inter-microservice communication through API
gateway
• API gateway as a sidecar of the service mesh
• Can be extended beyond standard service
meshes with API management

Pattern 6 - Hybrid API gateway
• API runtime within enterprise perimeter
• Suitable for compliance heavy enterprises
• API governance components are managed and
hosted by WSO2
• Deployed in hybrid mode
• Better performance, control with reduced
overhead

In this WSO2 API Manager community call, we will discuss - Overview: Integration-First Development - Registering Services with WSO2 API Manager Recording: https://youtu.be/aa3dKS2E2c0 Sign up to get notified of future calls: https://bit.ly/373f4ae WSO2 API Manager Community Channels: - Slack: https://apim-slack.wso2.com - Twitter: https://twitter.com/wso2apimanager #WSO2APIManager #APIManagement #CommunityCall

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Wso2 api microgateway deployment patterns

1. WSO2 API Microgateway deployment patterns Chanaka Fernando WSO2 Inc.

2. Agenda • WSO2 API Manager composable architecture • What is WSO2 API Microgateway? • When to use API Microgateway? • Deployment patterns

3. WSO2 API Manager architecture • Full API lifecycle management • API Publisher, Developer Portal, Gateway, Security, Throttling, Analytics • Can be deployed independently • Loose coupling • New Microgateway

4. Composable architecture

5. WSO2 API Microgateway • Cloud-native, open source, enterprise grade API gateway • Authentication, Mediation, Rate-limiting, Analytics capabilities • Run in full isolation from other components • Developer friendly workﬂow • Lightweight runtime which is immutable

6. WSO2 API Microgateway - workﬂow

7. When to use API Microgateway • API gateway per microservice • Seasonal API gateway • API gateway per client type • Service mesh sidecar • Locked-down API gateway

8. API Microgateway deployment patterns • Pragmatic deployment patterns • Cloud, on-premise, hybrid type deployments • Bringing agility without breaking bad • Decide based on the requirements, not based on the trend

9. Pattern 1 - Decentralized API Gateway • Get rid of monolithic failures • Gateway closer to the actual services • API per service or product based on requirements • Key Manager, Trafﬁc Manager and Analytics optional • No connection with Publisher and Store

10. Pattern 1 - Architecture

11. Pattern 2 - Locked-down/Offline API gateway • Running API gateway in fully isolated environments • API Gateway only with offline connectivity for analytics data publishing • JWT based security with local throttling • No connection with Key Manager, Traffic Manager

12. Pattern 2 - Architecture

13. Pattern 3 - Seasonal API gateway • Seasonal ﬂuctuation of trafﬁc • Traditional API Manager deployment • Scale only the required component • Tear down once during the off-season • Better resource utilization with improved service

14. Pattern 3 - Architecture

15. Pattern 4 - Multi data center API gateway • Global deployments with high availability • Better user experience • No shared data • Multi-IaaS deployments • Analytics data synchronization in ofﬂine mode

16. Pattern 4 - Architecture

17. Pattern 5 - Service mesh API gateway • Full-blown microservices architecture • Inter-microservice communication through API gateway • API gateway as a sidecar of the service mesh • Can be extended beyond standard service meshes with API management

18. Pattern 5 - Architecture

19. Pattern 6 - Hybrid API gateway • API runtime within enterprise perimeter • Suitable for compliance heavy enterprises • API governance components are managed and hosted by WSO2 • Deployed in hybrid mode • Better performance, control with reduced overhead

20. Pattern 6 - Architecture

21. THANK YOU wso2.com

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