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I think the best slice of who's migrating to Envoy can be observed via EnvoyCon talks[1][2]: * Lyft (of course) * Spotify * Stripe * Square * eBay * Yelp
by SaveTheRbtz 6y ago
I think the best slice of who's migrating to Envoy can be observed via EnvoyCon talks[1][2]:
* Lyft (of course)
* Spotify
* Stripe
* Square
* eBay
* Yelp
* Pinterest
Plus the support from major cloud providers: Google, Microsoft, and Amazon.
[1] https://envoyconna18.sched.com/ https://envoyconna18.sched.com/
[2] https://envoycon2019.sched.com/ https://envoycon2019.sched.com/
- stock_toaster 6y agoSo, seems like nginx is fine until your company reaches the "we are worth billions now" scale?
- user5994461 6y agonginx is never fine for load balancing, they put basic features like metrics behind the paid edition. It's not sane to operate in production. https://thehftguy.com/2016/10/03/haproxy-vs-nginx-why-you-should-never-use-nginx-for-load-balancing/ https://thehftguy.com/2016/10/03/haproxy-vs-nginx-why-you-sh...
- donavanm 6y agoI work for a billions company. Nginx is still fine. Youll need to be prepared to pay for better operations, management, visibility, and protocol support. You can either pay them or build it in house, but you will want to pay.
- user5994461 6y agoThey must all be GRPC users. Developers are pushing GRPC and protobuf pretty hard in companies. The next step down the road is to move to envoy as the load balancer. Otherwise these protocols don't work well over traditional HTTP infrastructure.
- jhgg 6y agodiscord is also on that list - although we have not spoken much about it yet!