Buoyant recently updated its Linkerd service mesh platform with security features it claims make it the obvious choice among Kubernetes- and container-focused service mesh offerings.
Microservices have grown tremendously in use—they enable decoupled, reusable components and support a rapid development approach. However, it’s challenging to manage a sea of disparate microservices. It’s specifically difficult to consistently apply standard features such as traffic management, …
We all know network security is vital to our Kubernetes deployments, right? Of course, right. A service mesh improves network security by adding a dedicated infrastructure layer to facilitate service-to-service communications between microservices and balances inter-service traffic. It also helps …
The open-source Linkerd service mesh, as well as Buoyant Cloud, a software-as-a-service platform that bundles extra capabilities with Linkerd, have received new security improvements, according to Buoyant Inc.
Buoyant today announced it has added additional capabilities to both the open source Linkerd service mesh for Kubernetes and the cloud-based management platform it provides to manage instances of the service mesh that make it easier to maintain security.
Buoyant has announced new security features in Linkerd and in Buoyant Cloud, its SaaS platform for running Linkerd in mission-critical environments. These features include the launch zero-trust network policies in the new Linkerd 2.11 release as well as the addition of new network policy management …
Buoyant Inc. said today it has added new security features to the open-source Linkerd service mesh, as well as Bouyant Cloud, a software-as-a-service platform that bundles additional features with Linkerd.
New releases enhance security and management of network traffic within and across Kubernetes clusters SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Sep 30, 2021 – Buoyant, the creators of the world’s lightest and fastest service mesh, Linkerd, today unveiled new security features in Linkerd and in Buoyant Cloud, its SaaS …
A few weeks ago, the Linkerd service mesh achieved graduation status as a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project, joining the ranks of Kubernetes, Prometheus, Envoy and other CNCF cloud-native cornerstone projects.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) has announced the graduation of Linkerd, the popular open source service mesh lauded for its fast performance and ultralight footprint. Linkerd now joins the ranks of other well-established graduated CNCF projects, such as Kubernetes, Prometheus, Envoy …