Today, one of the big concepts buzzing in the app development world is service mesh. A service mesh is a configurable infrastructure layer for microservices application that makes communication flexible, reliable and fast. Let’s take a step back, though, and answer this question: Do you need a service mesh?
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Ravi Vagadia is a solutions engineer at NGINX (part of F5), the engine delivering sites and applications for the modern web. With close to a decade in IT, specializing in software and app development, Ravi has built his career from building and supporting apps from the ground up, and deploying these apps in products that address day-to-day needs of consumers and businesses. He joined F5 in 2018 as part of the engineering services team, and moved to a customer-facing pre-sales role as solutions engineer for NGINX in 2020. Ravi’s passion for coding and building modern apps give him the strong edge with the consulting nature of his role with NGINX customers in Asia. Ravi has a Bachelor’s degree for Computer Application, and a Master’s degree in Science for Information Technology.
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