Understanding Service Mesh on Azure with HashiCorp Consul

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Modern deployments require an environment that enables applications to operate at scale and quickly discover and securely connect to necessary services. Join this webinar to learn how HashiCorp Consul as a service mesh works with different Microsoft services to address these challenges and support strong microservice deployments.

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Understanding Service
Mesh on Azure with
HashiCorp Consul
Nicole Hubbard Zachary Deptawa
@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
- What are micro services?
- How is networking different with micro services?
- What is AKS and how does it work?
- Consul and AKS
- Demo
- Q&A

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
What are micro services? 
How is there networking
different?

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Microservices

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Container Orchestration
Scheduling Affinity/anti-
affinity
Health
monitoring
Failover
Scaling Networking Service
discovery
Coordinated app
upgrades

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
Kubernetes
Portable
Public, private, hybrid,
multi-cloud
Extensible
Modular, pluggable,
hookable, composable
Self-healing
Auto-placement, auto-restart,
auto-replication, auto-scaling
Deploy your
applications quickly and
predictably
Scale your
applications on
the fly
Roll out
new features
seamlessly
Limit hardware
usage to required
resources only

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
What is AKS?
Azure Kubernetes
Service

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Azure Kubernetes Service
Work how you
want with open-source
APIs
Scale and run
applications with
confidence
Focus on your
containers not the
infrastructure

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Azure Kubernetes Service
Managed
Azure infrastructure services
Docker
Kubernetes
• Managed control pane
• Automated upgrades, patches
• Easy cluster scaling
• Self-healing
• Cost savingsApplication
architect
Infrastructure
architect
Applications
Operations

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
Getting Started With Azure Kubernetes Service
$ az aks create
$ az aks install-cli
$ az aks get-credentials
$ kubectl get nodes

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Managing an Azure Kubernetes Service Cluster
$ az aks list
$ az aks upgrade
$ kubectl get nodes
$ az aks scale

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Service
Discovery
Service
Segmentation
Service
Configuration
Dynamic Infrastructure Challenges

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Service Discovery

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Service Discovery
B = [ ‘1.2.3.4’, ‘1.2.3.5’, ‘1.2.3.6’ ]

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Service Discovery
B = ‘1.2.3.4’

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Service Discovery
1.2.3.4

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Service Segmentation

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What is Service Mesh?

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Certificate Authority

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Certificate Generation
●X.509 Certificate
●SPIFFE Compatible
●Automatic Generation & Rotation
●Provides Identity and Encryption

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Consul Service Mesh

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Control Plane vs. Data Plane
●Consul as Control Plane
●Pluggable Proxies as Data Plane
●Instructions to proxies are cached on the
Consul agent
●New instructions are pulled only on
changes

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Service Access Graph

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$ consul intention create -deny web '*'
Created: web => * (deny)
$ consul intention create -allow web db
Created: web => db (allow)
TERMINAL
Service Graph
Codify Intentions
Same intentions are applied no
matter where the service exists

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Web UI
Manage intentions via web
interface

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Application Integration

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Sidecar Proxies
Sidecar proxy to secure traffic
for any application
Consul provides sidecar proxies running alongside
applications to transparently wraps traffic in TLS and
enforces the intentions.
● No code modification required
● Minimal performance overhead
● Pluggable data plane: Built-in Layer 4 proxy, native
Envoy integration or other third-party proxy
integration
● Operational flexibility, decoupling security concern
from the application itself

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apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: cats
annotations:
"consul.hashicorp.com/connect-inject": "true"
spec:
containers:
- name: cats
image: grove-mountain/cats:1.0.1
ports:
- containerPort: 8000
name: http
TERMINAL
Proxy
Registration
Kubernetes

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Sidecar Proxies

@nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa
www.hashicorp.com
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2. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa - What are micro services? - How is networking different with micro services? - What is AKS and how does it work? - Consul and AKS - Demo - Q&A

3. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa What are micro services?  How is there networking different?

4. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Monoliths

5. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Monoliths

6. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Microservices

7. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Microservices

8. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Microservices

9. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Microservices

10. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Container Orchestration Scheduling Affinity/anti- affinity Health monitoring Failover Scaling Networking Service discovery Coordinated app upgrades

11. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Kubernetes Portable Public, private, hybrid, multi-cloud Extensible Modular, pluggable, hookable, composable Self-healing Auto-placement, auto-restart, auto-replication, auto-scaling Deploy your applications quickly and predictably Scale your applications on the fly Roll out new features seamlessly Limit hardware usage to required resources only

12. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa What is AKS?

13. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa What is AKS? Azure Kubernetes Service

14. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Azure Kubernetes Service Work how you want with open-source APIs Scale and run applications with confidence Focus on your containers not the infrastructure

15. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Azure Kubernetes Service Managed Azure infrastructure services Docker Kubernetes • Managed control pane • Automated upgrades, patches • Easy cluster scaling • Self-healing • Cost savingsApplication architect Infrastructure architect Applications Operations

16. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Getting Started With Azure Kubernetes Service $ az aks create $ az aks install-cli $ az aks get-credentials $ kubectl get nodes

17. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Managing an Azure Kubernetes Service Cluster $ az aks list $ az aks upgrade $ kubectl get nodes $ az aks scale

18. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery Service Segmentation Service Configuration Dynamic Infrastructure Challenges

19. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery

20. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery B = [ ‘1.2.3.4’, ‘1.2.3.5’, ‘1.2.3.6’ ]

21. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery B = ‘1.2.3.4’

22. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery 1.2.3.4

23. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Discovery

24. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

25. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

26. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

27. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

28. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

29. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Segmentation

30. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa What is Service Mesh?

31. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Certificate Authority

32. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Certificate Generation ●X.509 Certificate ●SPIFFE Compatible ●Automatic Generation & Rotation ●Provides Identity and Encryption

33. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Consul Service Mesh

34. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Control Plane vs. Data Plane ●Consul as Control Plane ●Pluggable Proxies as Data Plane ●Instructions to proxies are cached on the Consul agent ●New instructions are pulled only on changes

35. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Service Access Graph

36. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa $ consul intention create -deny web '*' Created: web => * (deny) $ consul intention create -allow web db Created: web => db (allow) TERMINAL Service Graph Codify Intentions Same intentions are applied no matter where the service exists

37. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Web UI Manage intentions via web interface

38. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Application Integration

39. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Sidecar Proxies Sidecar proxy to secure traffic for any application Consul provides sidecar proxies running alongside applications to transparently wraps traffic in TLS and enforces the intentions. ● No code modification required ● Minimal performance overhead ● Pluggable data plane: Built-in Layer 4 proxy, native Envoy integration or other third-party proxy integration ● Operational flexibility, decoupling security concern from the application itself

40. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa apiVersion: v1 kind: Pod metadata: name: cats annotations: "consul.hashicorp.com/connect-inject": "true" spec: containers: - name: cats image: grove-mountain/cats:1.0.1 ports: - containerPort: 8000 name: http TERMINAL Proxy Registration Kubernetes

41. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Sidecar Proxies

42. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Sidecar Proxies

43. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Sidecar Proxies

44. @nicolerenee3810 @zdeptawa Demo

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