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In the last part of external-to-internal communication, we learned about Kubernetes Ingress, the resource that makes services work as a union and dispatches requests to target services. Does any similar idea jump into your mind? It sounds like a microservice, the application structure with several loosely coupled services. A complicated application would be distributed to multiple lighter services. Each service is developed independently while all of them can cover original functions. Numerous working units, such as Pods in Kubernetes, run volatile and can be dynamically scheduled on Services by the system controller. However, such a multi-layered structure increases the complexity of networking and also suffers potential ...
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