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Not sure about this one yet - some benefits, but not really massive traction. I don’t clearly see the benefits (although latency-sensitive internal loadbalancin
by endymi0n 10y ago
Not sure about this one yet - some benefits, but not really massive traction. I don’t clearly see the benefits (although latency-sensitive internal loadbalancing seems quite neat), but it’s yet-another proxy in the neverending proxying of proxies within K8S already.
- dgoujard 10y agoHi, from what I read the linkerd proxy allow to supervise response stats (latency, error rate). In kubernetes you didn't have global proxy stats. It's a circuit breaker and you can connect with other service with different protocols (http,rpc) without have to know what protocol other service use. I didn't have tested linkerd yet but I noticed this points. I think it's really useful when you have micro services
- tamalsaha001 10y ago" it’s yet-another proxy in the neverending proxying of proxies within K8S already." - <3
- andyfleming 10y agoI think it'd be nice to see the functionality of linkerd merged into k8s.
- ibotty 10y agoTo be fair, most proxies are in-kernel in the form of *NAT.