After releasing important features, EDAS announces them through live streams to help you better understand and use EDAS.
Live stream replays
Click a live stream title to watch the replay.
| Live stream title | Description | Live Stream Time |
| Traffic management capabilities for cloud-native applications | For O&M engineers, is traffic management only about managing ingress distribution? For developers, is it only about routing and scheduling? Join this session to hear the EDAS team share systematic traffic management experience from thousands of customers in cloud-native microservices scenarios. | 2022-09-20 |
| A simple cloud-native microservices development environment | Have you heard these statistics from certain organizations?“In two years, 60% of newly created workloads will be cloud-native.” “In three years, over 80% of new microservices workloads in enterprise cloud-native environments will be newly built.” “Yet today, only 8% of developers have production experience with microservices!” Within two years, will 60% of newly created workloads be cloud-native? In three years, will new microservice workloads comprise over 80% of enterprise cloud-native workloads? Considering that only 8% of developers today have production experience with microservices, do you, as a developer, still believe you don't need to learn about cloud-native? Is the steep learning curve and complex setup holding you back? On September 6, see what EDAS has prepared for you. | 2022-09-06 |
| Best practices for microservices testing in EDAS 3.0 | Migrating microservice applications to the cloud is now a clear trend. In the context of microservices and cloud-native technologies, Alibaba Cloud offers an all-in-one microservice application hosting solution that reduces development and O&M costs. However, testing and quality assurance remain expensive. Microservices testing in EDAS addresses this by providing testing, stress testing, inspection, and automated regression capabilities. This offers an end-to-end solution to lower testing and quality costs. | 2021-01-14 |
| A new approach to containerized cloud migration | Enterprise Distributed Application Service (EDAS) 3.0 is a next-generation enterprise cloud-native application platform. After supporting open-source Java microservices frameworks such as Spring Cloud and Dubbo, EDAS now introduces multi-language application hosting and governance. It integrates with Alibaba Cloud ASM and uses Service Mesh to deliver low-cost, unified Kubernetes container application management. | 2020-11-05 |
| How EDAS accelerates digital business in hybrid cloud environments | Hybrid cloud is the new norm for large enterprises. EDAS hybrid cloud deeply integrates container technology, microservices governance, and unified monitoring, control, and management strategies. This session showcases how EDAS cloud-native hybrid cloud empowers enterprise digital transformation. | 2020-07-14 |
| What pain points in application management and monitoring does EDAS 3.0 solve during O&M? |
| 2020-07-09 |
| What core advantages does EDAS 3.0 offer over self-managed open-source solutions? |
| 2020-07-07 |
| What value-added capabilities does EDAS 3.0 offer Kubernetes users? |
| 2020-07-07 |
| Alibaba Cloud EDAS 3.0 major release launch event | Alibaba Cloud launches EDAS 3.0—a milestone release that creates a new all-in-one cloud-native application Platform as a Service (PaaS). Experts from Amway, Yuntu Times, and Alibaba Cloud’s senior product and engineering teams present a video session covering technology trends, product features, best practices, and console demos.
| 2020-05-15 |
| Microservices governance in practice: canary releases | Many application failures are directly or indirectly caused by deployments. Improving deployment quality and reducing errors is key to minimizing production incidents. This session shows how to implement canary (grayscale) releases for microservice applications. | 2020-03-11 |
| Microservices governance in practice: O&M best practices | Microservices remain a hot topic now and in the future. With EDAS, frameworks such as Dubbo and Spring Cloud gain enhanced governance capabilities. This session shares best practices for service search, canary releases, outlier ejection, and more. | 2020-02-12 |
| Microservices governance in practice: outlier ejection | In a microservices architecture, when some instances in a service cluster fail, degrading the entire service causes excessive impact. Can you instead automatically isolate faulty instances temporarily and resume handling requests once they recover—ensuring high availability and system stability? This session introduces one of EDAS’s microservices governance capabilities: outlier ejection. | 2019-12-17 |
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