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Tuesday, September 26 • 12:50pm - 1:00pm
Best-Practices for Securing Egress Traffic with Istio - Niranjan Shankar, Microsoft

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You’ve successfully installed Istio and secured intra-mesh traffic with mTLS. Great. A common next-step is controlling traffic to services outside of your cluster. Thankfully, Istio offers various custom resources and mesh-wide settings, as well as integration with an egress gateway, to manage outbound traffic. Nonetheless, operators need to take several additional steps and leverage mechanisms external to Istio to enforce a defense-in-depth framework for egress communication. For instance, organizations often require that all traffic that crosses network perimeters should flow through dedicated notes, be filtered by a firewall, and be logged and monitored. Additionally, other network security controls like Network Policies are needed in the event that sidecar proxy is bypassed. In this session, we’ll explore a brief, but comprehensive, end-to-end demo how Istio APIs and configurations can integrate with cloud security services, observability tools, and Kubernetes security resources to fully secure egress traffic from your cluster. Demo: https://github.com/nshankar13/tutorials/tree/main/istio-egress-demo.

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Niranjan Shankar

Software Engineer, Microsoft
Niranjan Shankar is a software engineer on the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Traffic Team, where he is driving feature development and integration for the Istio-based service mesh add-on for AKS, and also contributes to the Istio open-source project. He was formerly a member of the... Read More →



Tuesday September 26, 2023 12:50pm - 1:00pm EDT
Virtual
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