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Index
Preface
Who is this book for?
1. Microservices architecture
Monolith’s most popular patterns in view of Microservices
Three-tier architecture MVC architecture
Microservices answer
Bounded Context Small in size Various platforms Y axis scaling
Ideal environment of microservices Communicating with the world
Does a different service mean a different engine?
Using an API gateway
API Gateway variation
Multiple servers for one services Summary
2. API Gateway - A rapidly changing landscape
What is an ESB? What is an API Gateway? Is an API Gateway a new ESB? API Gateway present API Gateway future
Serverless Service Meshes Sidecar Gateways
API First: Weathering the storm Summary
3. Kong: API Gateway disruptor
API Centric
Open Sourced
Configurable Extensibility (High level)
Enterprise Edition: API platform
What is an API Platform API Gateway Developer Portal Management Portal
What is it disrupting?
Kong Tyk.io KrakenD Apigee IBM API Connect
Summary
4. Kong architecture
Overall approach and black box description
The HTTP server blocks Database and high level blocks
Requests/response path Summary
5. Meet the Kong
Example: Setting up a simple microservice (Cinema3) Starting Kong
Install & Configure Kong Setting up a datastore Securing Kong Customize Nginx
Play with Kong
Add a new API Example: Adding our first API Using plugins with an API Example: Limiting requests to the API Creating consumers Example: Protect APIs with a consumer & authentication layer
Sizing up Kong
Load Balancing Example: Load balance our service Health check your API Example: Health Check our service Clustering
Caching
Summary
6. Extending Kong
Installing custom plugins
Manually
Loading plugins Building your own plugin
Plugin configuration The core of the plugin Plugin migrations and Dao factory Extending the Admin API Execution order Plugin testing
Unit tests Integration tests
Share it with luarocks
7. Integrating with others
Deployment
Docker
Installation Deploy services Deploy Kong Creating API
Kubernetes
Installation Deploy your services Deploy Kong Creating an API
Monitor & analysis
Datadog (not open source)
Installation Configuration Setting up dashboard
ELK Stack
Installation Configuration Setting up dashboard
Configuration
Konga
Installation Configure Kong Additional Functionalities
Summary
8. API Gateway Techniques
Multi Consumer management
Versioning management
Changes that maintain backward compatibility Changes that break backward compatibility Major, minor and fix versions Supporting several versions on the same gateway
Logging for failure or error
Clear Data origin Notifications for failures or errors
Caching criteria Rate limiting
Limit the amount of requests consumers may have Allocate more for higher priority requests
Routing common issues
HTTP CORS issues Specific-Purpose route
POST or GET not ANY for HTTP Requests
Business authorization in the API Gateway
Composing data in the API Gateway
Transforming API requests and responses
Doing workflow in the API Gateway Summary
9. API Security
Key authentication
Creating consumers Protecting an API with the Key Authentication plugin Assigning keys to client applications Using a key to invoke an API
Protecting APIs with OAuth2
Enabling OAuth2 plugin Client Credentials grant Authorization Code grant Resource Owner Password Credentials grant Implicit grant Refresh Token grant
Summary OpenID Connect
New and modified flows The ID Token New endpoints Kong support for OpenID Connect
Protecting APIs with JWT
What is a JSON Web Token? Enabling the JWT plugin Adding JWT credentials to a Consumer Putting it all together
CORS Conclusion
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