DISCLAIMER: I’m assuming you are familiar with Kubernetes, well in this post we are not going to explain it. So if you are not familiar, I recommend you to visit the official documentation.
If you have read my previous post you’ll know that currently I’m building a microservices architecture using Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). The context here is that we have a set of microservices that exposes API endpoints and we need a solution for publishing APIs to external and internal customers and clients applications, so we don´t want customers and client applications access directly to these microservices. We are talking to production ready API, so we have to take some considerations:
