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Meshery 1.0 debuts, offering Infrastructure as Design for cloud native infra(networkworld.com)
6 points by lcalcote 6mo ago|2 comments
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Why Claude Code Can't Find Your Tools(layer5.io)
2 points by lcalcote 7mo ago|0 comments
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Kubernetes 1.29 Networking and Security Enhancements(layer5.io)
4 points by lcalcote 3y ago|0 comments
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The Cloud Native Playground(play.meshery.io)
5 points by lcalcote 3y ago|2 comments
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by lcalcote 3y ago
A Multiplayer Kubernetes Designer - Explore the Cloud Native Computing Foundation's graduated, incubation, and sandbox projects as well as many other popular open source projects. Use Meshery Playground to explore a new way of DevOps -
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What Are Kubernetes Validating Admission Controllers?(layer5.io)
2 points by lcalcote 3y ago|2 comments
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by lcalcote 3y ago
In this blog post, we will be discussing a new feature in Kubernetes called "Validating Admission Policies" which is currently in alpha stage. This feature allows administrators to define custom validation rules for resources bein
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by lcalcote 3y ago
Meshery, the open source cloud-native manager, has just reached a huge milestone of 1,000 contributors! This is an incredible achievement, and we would like to extend a huge thank you to all of our users and contributors for their support.
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by lcalcote 8y ago
Not all, but some other vendor solutions autoinstrument popular languages, frameworks, runtimes as well. Many, many customers leverage these capabilities happily, relying on those engineered solutions (akin to the reliance others place on t
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by lcalcote 8y ago
It is a good note to make. How does this bear weight on the question above?
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by lcalcote 8y ago
As I help lead the Istio User Experience Working Group, I can confirm that there's a cost to telemetry gathered and sent to Mixer and that tuning the type and amount of telemetry sent can can a dramatic impact on the overhead involved
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by lcalcote 8y ago
One way of interpreting this simile is to say that as just as one technology has subsumed (become the focal point) another technology, so does a service mesh as a layer on top of a container orchestrator. A fifth layer as described in The E
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by lcalcote 8y ago
Good summary.
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by lcalcote 8y ago
50 free checks at 5 min intervals. Hmm.
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by lcalcote 8y ago
The service mesh landscape will be updated soon - https://layer5.io/landscape
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by lcalcote 9y ago
Users shouldn't be confused as they are able to continue using docker as they have in the past. The Moby project doesn't affect their consumption and use of docker.
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by lcalcote 10y ago
@ncresswell, more create and update capabilities would be great (e.g. the ability to create a network, connect a container, etc.)
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by lcalcote 10y ago
"That's because ELBs forward requests to backend instances without modifying the request headers and the client IP is not sent in case of TCP load balancing." - - not sure this is quite what the author meant?
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by lcalcote 10y ago
This is true. The team packed a lot into this new codebase. Many miles to go, however.
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by lcalcote 11y ago
Are next steps for multi-zone support inclusive of these capabilities? 1) HA for master components 2) Multi-zone support for PersistentVolumes 3) Federated master components governing separate deployments
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by lcalcote 11y ago
Noting that the scheduling spread strategy is centrally configured using the SelectorSpreadPriority, can you override the scheduling behavior on a per service or pod basis?