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rdli
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If you're using Kubernetes, you should check out Ambassador. Declarative syntax, no database (persists to etcd), very high performance, built on Envoy Proxy.
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We're flexible, with folks in 3 different countries outside the US. The biggest thing is that we both feel confident that you'd be able to work productively in a semi-autonomous way. A lot of this is being able to self-correct and
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Envoy Proxy is pretty complex. It is really designed for machine configuration. This is one reason projects like Ambassador API Gateway ( https://www.getambassador.io ) exist -- it translates decentralized declarative Kube config
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Thanks :). Would love to hear your feedback on Ambassador (my email/Twitter are in my profile), too!
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Datawire | Systems Engineer | Boston / Remote OK | Full-time | https://www.datawire.io We build open source tools for Kubernetes, including Ambassador (API Gateway built on Envoy Proxy) and Telepresence (CNCF Sandbox projec
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Datawire | Systems Engineer | Boston / Remote OK | Full-time | https://www.datawire.io We build open source tools for Kubernetes, including Ambassador (API Gateway built on Envoy Proxy) and Telepresence (CNCF Sandbox projec
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Ory's great, and glad to see they're integrating more with other technologies, e.g., https://www.ory.sh/api-access-control-kubernetes-cloud-nativ... .
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Datawire | Systems Engineer | Boston / Remote OK | Full-time | https://www.datawire.io We build open source tools for Kubernetes, including Ambassador (API Gateway built on Envoy Proxy) and Telepresence (CNCF Sandbox projec
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Service mesh: promise or peril?
(infoq.com)
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Datawire | Boston| Developer & Support | Full-time | Remote | https://www.datawire.io We build a number of popular OSS tools for developers on Kubernetes: Telepresence (local coding) and Ambassador (API Gateway). We're
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I'd also add that the current service mesh solutions are all pretty immature. Linkerd is the most mature, but Buoyant is splitting resources and doing Conduit. There's Cilium. There's Tigera/Calico (sort of). There'
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8y ago
IMO, you don't need a service mesh until you have a complex topology (i.e., services that call other services that call other services). A service mesh fundamentally is designed so that when you have a deep topology, you can manage
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Evolution of the AppDirect Kubernetes Network Infrastructure
(appdirect.com)
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Datawire | OSS Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE and ONSITE (Boston) Datawire is a Boston-based startup that builds open source tools so that developers can code faster on Kubernetes. Our tools include Telepresence ( https://www.telep
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Telepresence joins the CNCF
(cncf.io)
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+1. Traefik & Ambassador & the NGINX ingress controllers can persist to Kubernetes, and I think that's a big win for simplicity.
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At KubeCon Austin in December there was a lot of conversation about it. Some want portability, some want expressiveness, everyone agrees that current ingress isn't expressive enough. In practice, everyone adds custom annotations one wa
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Some thoughts: - This implementation is a good example of why Kubernetes ingress has been in beta for 2 years ;-). Ingress doesn't do very much, so the Kong team has had to implement a custom set of extensions to Ingress ("KongIng
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Kubernetes Ingress 101: NodePort, Load Balancers, and Ingress Controllers
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Ambassador API Gateway for Kubernetes now supports shadowing
(blog.getambassador.io)
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Datawire | Telepresence OSS Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE and ONSITE (Boston) Datawire is a Boston-based startup that builds open source tools so that developers can code faster on Kubernetes. Our tools include Telepresence ( https:/&#
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We (Datawire) also wrote https://forge.sh which seems similar to Skaffold in a lot of ways. You can think of it as a Kubernetes-native Docker Compose, letting you declaratively define your app & its dependencies and then dep
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Thanks! We (at Datawire) are working towards this with both Telepresence and Forge. Part of the premise is that developers also need self-service features in their operational infrastructure, which is why we also have Ambassador. It's
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Datawire | Customer Support Engineer | Boston, MA | Full-time, Contract | ONSITE We build OSS tools (Telepresence, Forge, Ambassador) for developer workflows on Kubernetes. We're getting a ton of customer usage, so we need someone who
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How Outlier, the Underground Fashion Label for Nerds, Got Cool
(wired.com)
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Monitoring Envoy on Kubernetes with the Prometheus Operator
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Locally developing K8S services without waiting for a deploy
(hackernoon.com)
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While microservices might be helpful for scaling from a perf level, a lot of the situations where I've seen microservices apply is the organizational scale challenge. How do you get lots of engineers to work on a single monolithic ap
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Take a look at https://www.cncf.io/blog/2017/12/06/cloud-native-technologie... . It already has, more or less.
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Culture creates strategy: watching some girls vs. boys
(indiehackers.com)
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