Source: thenewstack.io
How a Service Mesh Can Help DevOps Achieve Business GoalsCategory: Business, Security, Kubernetes, automation
Aspen Mesh sponsored this post. But with any shift in technology, the change to microservices provided many with added benefits but also introduced new challenges.
Now, with increasing complexity and demands coupled with thinly stretched resources or teams without service mesh expertise, supported service mesh (service mesh that is tested, hardened and backed up by a team of experts outside of your own organization) is becoming a good solution for many — especially for DevOps teams.
With a well-designed enterprise service mesh, you can expect plenty of security, compliance and policy features so it’s easy for your company to get a zero-trust network.
Together, DevOps teams and service mesh can work to ensure the best possible experiences for your end users, and the best possible outcomes for your business.
Now, with increasing complexity and demands coupled with thinly stretched resources or teams without service mesh expertise, supported service mesh (service mesh that is tested, hardened and backed up by a team of experts outside of your own organization) is becoming a good solution for many — especially for DevOps teams.
With a well-designed enterprise service mesh, you can expect plenty of security, compliance and policy features so it’s easy for your company to get a zero-trust network.
Together, DevOps teams and service mesh can work to ensure the best possible experiences for your end users, and the best possible outcomes for your business.
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