Glooing and Sqooping your monolithic microservice serverless environment

Transitions from monolithic to microservices are hard, making the absence of dedicated tooling particularly painful. To change this situation we at Solo.io developed Gloo, a platform to hybridize (or "glue") monolith-microservice-serverless environments and Sqoop, a codeless graphQL server. * Gloo enables multi-architecture and multi-cloud applications, by providing a suite of features to allow “glueing” components from any cloud (AWS, Azure, Google) and any backend (microservices, Serverless, and traditional VMs) into a single user-facing API. Gloo’s extensible architecture allows it to seamlessly integrate with HashiCorp technologies, such as Consul Connect, Vault and Nomad. * Sqoop aggregates data from multiple backend sources into a single GraphQL API (with zero code written by the user).

Both projects are built on top of the Envoy proxy, and integrates out-of-the-box with other open-source projects including NATS, OpenTracing and more.

In this session, we will learn about Gloo, Sqoop and other open-source projects from Solo.io, and discover how its extensible architecture offers solutions to a broad range of use cases. Warning: lots of live demos will be shown.