API gateway deployment patterns

• Amesh

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  Service Mesh base on Apache APISIX

  

The benefits of adopting this pattern are that each service runtime can configure its own API gateway in the best way. Because the requirement to enable the API gateway functionalities and setups can vary from service to service. At the same time, it separates concerns if an issue occurs in the shared API gateway infrastructure then all services are not impacted. For example, Amesh is another service mesh solution based on Apache APISIX.

• kubernetes

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  Production-Grade Container Scheduling and Management

  

Sidecar implements an API gateway as a container attached to a service in an independent runtime, such as Kubernetes. Sidecar is a pattern that corresponds to a sidecar attached to a motorcycle, similarly, it is attached to a parent application (a software component called service mesh) and provides supporting features for the application. The sidecar also shares the same lifecycle as the parent application, is created and retired alongside the parent, and introduces additional features such as monitoring, logging, configuration, and networking services.

• InfluxDB

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• apisix-dashboard

  35 923 4.1 Go

  Dashboard for Apache APISIX

  

The benefits of adopting this pattern are that each service runtime can configure its own API gateway in the best way. Because the requirement to enable the API gateway functionalities and setups can vary from service to service. At the same time, it separates concerns if an issue occurs in the shared API gateway infrastructure then all services are not impacted. For example, Amesh is another service mesh solution based on Apache APISIX.

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