Knative Serving: Using Ambassador Gateway
This is a continuation of my experimentation with Knative serving, this time around, building a gateway on top of a Knative serving applications. This builds on two of my previous posts — on using Knative to deploy a Spring Boot App and making a service-to-service call in Knative.
Why a Gateway on Top of Knative Application
To explain this, let me touch on my previous post. Assuming that Knative serving is already available in a Kubernetes environment, the way to deploy an application is using a manifest, which looks like this: https://goo.gl/LWPY2E
Without API Management, The Internet of Things Is Just A Big Thing
#ICYMI: “Digital disruption is all around us and it’s having massive implications for business. Digitization and the expansion of the Internet of Things is a catalyst for growth, which is driving new economic models and enabling organizations to remain competitive and embrace the pace of change happening globally. This report clearly demonstrates that digitization and the IoT will deliver long-term efficiencies and growth opportunities across a wide range of industries,” commented Chris Dedicoat, president, EMEAR for Cisco.
There’s no wonder we’re hearing more and more about the Internet of Things (IoT). https://goo.gl/RkzZr8