Crawl/walk/run: Migrating to the cloud
summary
Demo shows a practical crawl/walk/run migration that centralizes APIs with Kong Konnect, adds zero‑trust east/west security and mTLS with Kong Mesh, then rewrites traffic to a containerized dispute service on Amazon EKS using mesh traffic policies. Vanguard reports ~70–80% of critical workloads already on AWS. The demo applies a rate limit at the gateway, shifts disputes traffic to the new microservice, verifies charges remain unaffected, and rolls back by deleting the traffic policy in the run phase.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The importance of API vision
- 2:14Overcoming siloed development
- 6:13Essential API platform components
- 10:18Cloud transformation strategies
- 12:15Real-world migration insights
- 18:16Migration demo: crawl, walk, run
- 34:36Accelerating with Red Hat Rosa
- 42:15Conclusion and summary
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