Arthur and Baudouin are SREs at Pigment, a cloud-native, data-intensive, and global application.
Expected time
Standard talk (~ ~15~ 25 min)
Language
[X] French
[ ] English
Abstract
Data locality has grown in importance due to regulations like GDPR and CCPA, necessitating user data to reside in specific jurisdictions. Addressing these requirements while maintaining a consistent user experience across regions presents a technical challenge.
This session will detail how Pigment utilized Kubernetes and Istio to address these demands. Attendees will discover Pigment’s approach to achieving data locality through Istio-based request routing, the implementation of custom headers for routing decisions, and the development of an Envoy middleware to manage edge cases.
By highlighting real-world challenges and solutions, this presentation aims to provide insights into managing data locality in a multi-cluster environment using service mesh technologies.
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Author's Name
Arthur Busser (@ArthurBusser) & Baudouin Herlicq
Author's Bio
Arthur and Baudouin are SREs at Pigment, a cloud-native, data-intensive, and global application.
Expected time
Standard talk (~ ~15~ 25 min)
Language
Abstract
Data locality has grown in importance due to regulations like GDPR and CCPA, necessitating user data to reside in specific jurisdictions. Addressing these requirements while maintaining a consistent user experience across regions presents a technical challenge.
This session will detail how Pigment utilized Kubernetes and Istio to address these demands. Attendees will discover Pigment’s approach to achieving data locality through Istio-based request routing, the implementation of custom headers for routing decisions, and the development of an Envoy middleware to manage edge cases.
By highlighting real-world challenges and solutions, this presentation aims to provide insights into managing data locality in a multi-cluster environment using service mesh technologies.