When businesses are more focused on applications, they have come up with strategies to deploy applications and update faster using architectures like Microservices. Container technology (container technology) facilitates the creation of microservice-based applications, by helping developers to "tear off" large applications into smaller blocks. For example, each microservice such as catalog, payment, inventory management or security, belongs to a larger application, can run on multiple containers and each container is a network endpoint managed and deployed effectively. Containers help speed up development and extend the capabilities of the application, but complicate the supply, maintain, and update applications.
With dozens or hundreds of containers managed through the cloud, you need a flexible approach, controlled by software to distribute load balancing and proxy services in the microservice group. Setting proxies on each host or server allows monitoring and controlling interactions between microservices, enabling application developers to see application components and improve debugging capabilities on the application.
Centralized control and the ability to review interactions in the application also allow the creation of security policies for each part of the service to better meet security requirements. In addition, a centrally managed proxy service will help identify new services, updates introduced for each application, such as a new payment system, by providing DNS services. to the container based on the application, because the controller can integrate the API, using the container management framework such as Kubernetes or Mesos.
The software-defined application delivery architecture (architecture) architecture consolidates many L4-L7 services, adding and removing multiple point solutions to handle IPAM, DNS, performance monitoring Application, microsegmentation and East-West firewall. More importantly, this architecture can handle most existing network functions such as REST API, enabling programmable application services, configurations that can automate common network management tasks. such as delaying the update, providing the application.
The flexibility in choosing application infrastructure and architecture is changing the way modern businesses apply information technology to their operations. When businesses focus on applications, IT staff will be subject to greater pressure to complete the application deployment goal and bring it to market at the right time. The traditional application delivery mechanism no longer meets the needs of modern cloud-based applications, including personal data centers and cloud platforms. The application distribution architecture under the control of the software, on the other hand, can provide flexibility, scalability, performance monitoring and automation of regular IT jobs that businesses need to Solving new challenges constantly appearing.