Securing and integrating legacy applications with Kubernetes and Consul Connect
In this talk, we will see how the open source Consul Connect and Envoy can be used to solve both network segmentation and seamless transport security with mutual TLS within your Kubernetes cluster. In addition to this, we will see how Connect can provide encrypted and authorized access to legacy applications which are running outside the cluster and potentially in a separate and isolated network.
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Securing and integrating legacy applications with Kubernetes and Consul Connect
Nic Jackson
Nic Jackson is a developer advocate and polyglot programmer at HashiCorp. He is the author of Building Microservices in Go, which examines the best patterns and practices for building microservices with the Go programming language. In his spare time, Nic coaches and mentors at Coder Dojo, teaches at Women Who Go and GoBridge, and speaks about and evangelizes good coding practice, process, and technique.