Story Tag: linkerd

Stories Tag: linkerd

Hello Kusk — OpenAPI for Kubernetes | by Ole Lensmar | kubeshop.io | Aug, 2021 | Medium

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Adopting a design-first approach to REST API development with OpenAPI brings many niceties to your API development smörgåsbord. The possibility to generate consistent clients, servers, documentation, tests, etc has many merits in complex projects and architectures, and there are a variety of tools out there to help with this approach, including collaborative design tooling, artefact generators, and more. When entering the world of cloud-native development…

Linkerd Service Mesh on AKS. Securing internal traffic with Linkerd… | by Joaquín Menchaca (智裕) | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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The two most often neglected domains of cloud operations are security and o11y (observability). This should come as no surprise because because adding security, such as encryption in transit with mutual TLS, where not only the client verifies the server, the server verifies the client as well, and monitoring the traffic of transitory short lived services increases the already complex solutions to seemingly exponential levels…

Top 14 Kubernetes Service Meshes. Service meshes solve the traffic… | by Aymen Eon Amri | Jul, 2021 | FAUN

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This article was originally published on The Chief I/O: Top 14 Kubernetes Service Meshes Microservice, Kubernetes, and distributed architecture have become a norm for scalable applications and enterprise business solutions. With distributed services, managing the communication and networking between each service is difficult — and service meshes prove to help solve it. Service Meshes uses a proxy to provide a dedicated infrastructure layer for facilitating…

Introducing Argo Rollouts v1.0. Progressive Delivery done right! | by Jesse Suen | May, 2021 | Argo Project

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Progressive Delivery done right! The Argo maintainers are proud to introduce Argo Rollouts v1.0! Read on to understand the motivations and design for this project and our journey to v1.0. Please visit our releases page for instructions on installing the release. By late 2019, Intuit was in the midst of transitioning hundreds of services from traditional VMs onto Kubernetes. One of the biggest gaps developers…

Service Mesh Wars, Goodbye Istio. After using Istio in production for… | by Eric Fossas | Polymatic Systems | May,...

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Let’s get some of the basics out of the way. Why use a service mesh? That’s it, in my opinion. Those two tools are very useful to almost everybody. A lot of service meshes offer advanced features like traffic splitting, retries, timeouts, etc. I rarely believe these are useful or I think it’s a feature that shouldn’t be handled by a sidecar proxy. They’re often…

Opensource 5G Core With Service Mesh | by Christopher Adigun | Mar, 2021 | Medium

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This blog post shows how to deploy an Opensource 5g core with service mesh on Kubernetes. N.B — Some familiarity with kubernetes and Telecommunication is assumed. The service mesh makes this interesting because the 5G components SBI are http2 traffic, in order they can be treated like any other http application (service routing, circuit-breaking etc). The only exception to this is the UPF which only…

Linkerd & gRPC in k8s — marriage made in heaven | by Deepthi Nalla | Jan, 2021 | Medium

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Are you using gRPC for inter service communication between a bunch of micro-services on kubernetes? If the answer is yes, then I am pretty sure you must have done a few extra things that you would not have done if the same services were REST APIs to ensure that load-balancing is taken care of. William Morgan(CEO of Buoyant) wrote a very good blog post —…

Definitive guide to setup KrakenD on GKE | Medium

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One of the first things I usually do after spinning up a GKE cluster is to secure HTTP traffic to backends by setting up an API Gateway called KrakenD. In addition to security, we can use KrakenD to route traffic to different namespaces since GKE’s Ingress doesn’t allow for routing across namespaces at this stage. We are also going to see one of the ways…

gRPC load balancing — Service Meshes | by Gökçe Sürenkök | hepsiburadatech | Dec, 2020 | Medium

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In this article, I will be explaining why it is a must to use L7 proxies(service meshes) when you have microservices communicating with each other using gRPC calls. As the Search and Navigation Team of Hepsiburada(aka Mordor), we have been dividing our main service Mordor API into microservices. And team preferred to use gRPC between services for better performance since there is no more JSON…