I love the focus on flexibility & integration with Redis. We use a mix of Traefik and Envoy for complex + dynamic LB configurations. Doing anything related to

I love the focus on flexibility & integration with Redis. We use a mix of Traefik and Envoy for complex + dynamic LB configurations. Doing anything related to custom middleware, dynamic configuration, and caching feels archaic on Traefik and requires a non-trivial amount of code on Envoy. I hope Dito becomes the next gold standard for load balancing. One caveat — one of my biggest complaints with Traefik is the memory usage, which makes it difficult to run as an mTLS proxy between services. We use Envoy for these use cases instead. I’m curious to see how Dito compares on memory usage, despite also being written in Go.