NSMCon

Nov 18, 2019 | San Diego, California
Colocated with Kubecon+CloudNativeCon 2019

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Monday Nov 18, 2019 | San Diego, California

09:00am - Keynote: What is Network Service Mesh?
09:05am - Keynote: Why NSM Matters
09:10am - Keynote: Enterprises love NSM too!
09:15am - NSM, a network noob's point of view
09:45am - Adopting Network Service Mesh with Meshery
10:15am - BREAK
10:30am - Network Service Mesh + SDN for Application Quality of Experience
11:00am - Integrating Tungsten Fabric and Network Service Mesh
11:30am - Building upon NSM to create inter-cluster private L3 networks
12:00pm - LUNCH - sponsored by Juniper Networks
01:00pm - How SMI inspired NSM traffic observability
01:30pm - I hear you like meshes, here’s a mesh to connect your meshes
02:00pm - Can NSM provide networking superpowers for 5G?
02:30pm - Facilitating more complex use cases in the CNF Testbed with NSM
3:00pm - BREAK
03:30pm - Service Programming using SRv6 and NSM
04:00pm - Speakers panel - Q&A

Why Attend NSMCon?

Are you running workloads in multiple clusters? Across multiple clouds: on-premises, hybrid, multicloud, or public cloud? Do they need to interact with legacy workloads running in less “cloudy” environments? Network Service Mesh (NSM) ties them all together, at the granularity of individual workloads, not cluster/VPCs/data centers.

NSM is a community-driven CNCF Sandbox project that is rapidly gaining momentum because of its ability to simplify connectivity between workloads, independent of where they are running. It extends an IP reachability domain to workloads running in multiple clusters, legacy environments, on-premises, or in a public cloud, communicating with the protocols they are currently using.

NSM does this at the granularity of individual workloads. Your workloads have connectivity to just the workloads they need nothing more, nothing less. NSM brings the useful features of a Service Mesh from the lofty heights of HTTP all the way down to IP itself. Applications and Application Service Meshes, such as Istio, run unaltered on top, leaving the hybrid/multicloud IP connectivity to NSM.

The project emerged organically as a community project to solve these problems by applying the Service Mesh thought process all the way down to IP with the global peering mentality of the Internet itself – without breaking your existing environment.

Join the people building and using NSM at Network Service Mesh Con for a day of tutorials, deep dives, and use cases to learn how NSM works, what it can do for you, and, most importantly, what’s coming next.

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