Resources

OfferUp’s meshing journey from monolith to microservices with Linkerd In this talk, Leo Liang, engineering manager at Cruise Automation, spoke about how OfferUp (his previous employer) evolved a high growth startup architecture into the microservice world through practical architecture examples. …

In his KubeCon talk, Kevin Lingerfelt discusses how open source software and Go’s support for remote import paths simplify importing and running code from some of the most popular open source projects directly in your own project. Occasionally, finding that one piece of code in a large codebase for …

In this live discussion moderated by DigitalOcean’s Michelle Peot, we’ll hear from infrastructure platform owners at Nordstrom, Kairos, and Attest on how they use Linkerd as part of their broader application health monitoring strategy to secure, monitor, and observe Kubernetes applications. The …

Uniform observability across polyglot applications can be challenging, even more so across multiple clusters. In this talk, Andrew Seigner from the Linkerd team will demonstrate adding observability to applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters with zero code changes, and then using Thanos to …

Strava has been running Linkerd in production for over a year, and almost every internal app uses it for service discovery and routing. From incident response workflows to candidate deployments, Linkerd plays an integral part throughout Strava’s infrastructure stack. In this talk, J Evans, …

Networked applications often rely on asynchronous programming to achieve high performance and throughput. However, since execution in asynchronous software switches between tasks based on IO readiness, log messages from these systems becomes difficult to interpret. Tokio-Trace is a new diagnostics …