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Multi-cloud infrastructure, cloud-native integration & API management
Thesis in external company
keywords API MANAGEMENT, CLOUD COMPUTING, KUBERNETES, MICROSERVICES
Reference persons RICCARDO SISTO
Research Groups COMPUTER NETWORKS GROUP - NETGROUP, DAUIN - GR-03 - COMPUTER NETWORKS GROUP - NETGROUP, GR-03 - COMPUTER NETWORKS GROUP - NETGROUP, NETGROUP
Thesis type THEORETICAL/EXPERIMENTAL
Description Multi-cloud is when an enterprise uses and orchestrates more than one cloud platform to deliver application services. The most
portable technology to adopt a multi-cloud strategy is the Docker container. Containers are simple and interoperable, and they enable
seamless, fine-grained scaling. Kubernetes is an orchestration layer for containers that could be used to move workloads between on
premises and one or more cloud providers.
Cloud native is an approach to building and running applications that exploits the advantages of the cloud computing delivery model.
API management refers to the processes for distributing, controlling, and analyzing the APIs that connect applications and data across the
enterprise and across clouds. Organizations are implementing strategies to manage their APIs so they can respond to rapid changes in
customer demands. In most cases, these organizations adopt a microservices architecture in order to meet demands by speeding up
software development.
The thesis will be developed during an internship within the Reply company. There is flexibility for the organization of the thesis work (in person versus remotely).
During the internship the candidate will work to design, setup, implement and compare different api management solutions like Kong
Gateway or Azure API Management in a multi-cloud scenario based on Kubernetes/OpenShift.
Required skills Sistema Operativo Linux, programmazione, architetture cloud e docker
Deadline 07/03/2022
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