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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
More complex end applications / Products require more complex infrastructure. Just as true with physical world as with digital.
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Can you use Kuma and Istio together if you already have Istio in one environment?
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Random observation: It seems like games/platforms/etc. that introduce some novel type of user-generated content become successful. I would bet that some web 2.0 version of the game "telephone" would wind up being super p
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Is there an ELI5 of why cold fusion is so difficult to achieve?
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Disclosure - I work at Kong. Kong has a native kubernetes ingress controller. A large portion of our customers use us with K8s
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Interesting to me though that they wouldn't let a founder be there. Point aside that Uber became pretty toxic and messed up its rep. Under Kalanick it also became what it is today, amassed a ton of capital, etc. Not really defending TK
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by mikejulietbravo 7y ago
Definitely odd title.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Also, you are quite welcome!
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Kong is indeed a lot more than just a load balancer or proxy. We provide an ecosystem of functionality on top of high performance proxy core to allow you to better manage how your APIs, services, and applications interact with each other an
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Kong would be more comparably to Istio, yes and we're big fans of it! We provide additional control capabilities on top of what Istio provides and can integrate with Istio for folks using it. Basically, if you're using Istio for a
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
We love OpenResty! One of our principal engineers was recently named a core maintainer of the project
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Many features are also available from community in the form of plugins.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Kong Cloud is a SaaS version of Kong Enterprise.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Disclosure I work at Kong The comparison doesn’t fully translate because Envoy is a proxy, and Kong is a control platform that comes built on top of a proxy. We actually love envoy here, and think it’s a great product. The value that Kong b
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Disclosure: I work at Kong. The simplest way to think of Kong is as a piece of software that controls traffic going in and out of an API. At its simplest form, it helps make sure that traffic gets to the right API, is secure, etc. Where Kon
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
No doubt!
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
To date, Kong's configuration has lived in a DB, but with DB-less you can hold the entire configuration in a single YAML or JSON file. You'd want to use DB-less in instances where you want to use declarative config, or in instance
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Yes! DB-less mode will be an option that can be turned on. If you don't want to use DB-less, or your configuration is too large to be held in-memory, you can continue using a DB.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
100% agree. If you look at SF, there's to get from SOMA to the Marina, you can either take multiple buses plus walk (~50 minutes of travel), or take a lyft/uber which will bring you door to door in less than half the time.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Sure, but there are degrees of difference. Even 10-20 years ago, taking the tube in London vs. the Subway in NYC was a vastly different experience.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
This kind of ignores the fact that the quality of public transit has been rapidly declining, and had been before Uber/Lyft came into being. Take the DC metro for example - it used to be arguably the best public rail system in the count
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Interested to know if the author thinks that there will be any pushback against this from legacy IT vendors.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
I feel like avid Social media users are more likely to feel imposter syndrome because they're accustomed to curating their image. If you're broadcasting a specific or hyper-competent image to coworkers, there's always going t
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
They are two separate products that work together as part of an end-to-end solution. You don't need to get both, but obviously using both would yield the greatest benefits.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
We don't have a definitive timeline for making these generally available. We're going to make sure that anything we make GA has been fully battle tested.
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Kong Launches AI/ML Features to Automate Microservices Management at Scale(konghq.com)
10 points by mikejulietbravo 8y ago|4 comments
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
Given the amount of studies/reports coming out talking about how bad screen time is for people, and how insane the amount of screen time we all log is - I foresee a big resurgence in anything "analog".
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
This completely erodes the point of end-to-end encryption.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
They are different products. Nginx and haproxy are more comparable. If you like HAproxy as a load balancer, you can easily use it with Kong. A lot of people do just that.
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by mikejulietbravo 8y ago
This is really awesome, thank you for doing this!

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