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Everything you need to know about service meshes, including mTLS, zero trust, eBPF, sidecars, and more.
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If you're building modern cloud software on Kubernetes, you've probably heard of the term "zero trust." This security model has risen to the forefront of security best practices because it addresses some of the new challenges of cloud native software.
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An engineer's guide to cutting through the marketing hype, from your engineering friends at team Linkerd
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From the creators of Linkerd, Buoyant Cloud is a full management solution for Linkerd. Connect your existing open source Linkerd deployment to Buoyant Cloud, and let it do the hard work of operating, monitoring, and managing Linkerd for you.
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The World's Most Boring Service Mesh. 10x simpler. 10x faster. 100% open source. Linkerd adds security, observability, and reliability to Kubernetes applications without the complexity
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Buoyant Cloud is a full management solution for Linkerd.Connect your existing open source Linkerd deployment to Buoyant Cloud, and let it do the hard work of operating, monitoring, and managing Linkerd for you.
READ MORE >Reliability is critical to any Kubernetes application, and a service mesh is pivotal in enhancing it. With a service mesh, operators can implement various mechanisms that contribute to the overall resilience and fault tolerance of their Kubernetes infrastructure.
Observability is key to understanding the inner workings of a Kubernetes application, and a service mesh is a powerful tool for enhancing observability within a Kubernetes app.
The zero trust model is a way to answer one of the most important questions in network security: is X allowed to access Y?
In this talk, maintainers from the Linkerd project will present an overview of the project and an update on upcoming releases.
The recent popularity of eBPF has triggered a number of discussions of whether this technology will revolutionize the service mesh space. The promise of all the benefits that a service mesh can bring to your cloud-native infrastructure at a fraction of the performance and operational cost seems tantalizing.
During his session, Dominik Táskai, Junior DevOps Engineer at LeanNet, will make a case for how sometimes a lack of features is itself a feature: a technology focused on doing just a few things really, really well can often help us reach our goals faster than something that tries to do too much
