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A guide to operationalizing a Kubernetes-native service mesh. The O'Reilly book Linkerd: Up & Running is now available for download.
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A deep dive into zero trust and how these projects can work together in a well-defined reference architecture.
Download ebookA powerful new load-balancing algorithm only, HAZL provides significant cost-saving combined with high-availability for multi-zone Kubernetes clusters.
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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.
READ MORE >Gateway API v1.0 is here! But... what does that mean? How do we actually use it? Does it even work? Can we get real, useful things done with Gateway API? Let’s find out! Join Gateway API and GAMMA contributors for a hands-on workshop using either Linkerd or Istio to get things done using Gateway API!
During this IT Operations podcast, Beth Pariseau chats with Buoyant Founder William Morgan about Linkerd's recent release changes. Tune in to learn what drove that decision and why it is important for the health of the open source project.
During the KubeCon Linkerd Project Update, Buoyant Founder William Morgan shares exciting new developments in the fast-paced world of Linkerd, the world's fastest, lightest service mesh.
This week on The Business of Open Source, I have an episode recorded on site at KubeCon EU in Paris with William Morgan, CEO of Buoyant. We had a fabulous conversation, which touched on some touchy subjects, including Buoyant’s slightly changing relationship with Linkerd.
Read about Rust, and you hear claims that seem too good to be true: memory safety, zero-cost abstractions, blazing speed…all at the same time? Back in 2018, the Linkerd project chose Rust for its data plane, betting that the language really would deliver the kind of speed and security that handling user data required.
If you’re looking into cloud native Progressive Delivery, you are likely considering Argo Rollouts or Flagger. Part of popular, graduated CNCF projects – Argo and Flux, respectively – both tie seamlessly into GitOps.
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