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In this talk, members of the Emissary-Ingress and Linkerd teams will show the painless way to get four CNCF projects (Emissary, Linkerd, Kubernetes, and Envoy) running smoothly together to provide resilience and reliability for both end user requests and service-to-service application calls.

Since the introduction of the new Gateway APIs, created by the SIG Network community, Linkerd maintainers have been working on leveraging a new pattern known as policy attachment in Linkerd’s authorization mechanism.

In this session, you’ll learn about Flagger, Linkerd, and the Gateway API specification. You’ll also learn how to use Flagger and Linkerd to enable automated progressive delivery.

In this session, Linkerd maintainer Eliza Weisman will discuss the Linkerd team's experience using Rust, why they chose it for their data plane, and, most recently, how Linkerd has extended the use of Rust into the control plane as well.

In this talk, maintainers from the Linkerd project will present an overview of the project and an update on upcoming releases. They’ll cover what Linkerd is and how it compares to other service meshes; what the latest features and functionality are; what to expect in upcoming releases; and how you can get involved in one of the CNCF’s most talked-about projects.

Container Network Interface (CNI) plugins such as Calico or Cilium are typically used to provide container network connectivity and network policy. However, service meshes such as Linkerd and Istio also use CNI plugins to configure the networking rules that allow their sidecar proxies to intercept incoming and outgoing traffic.