CNCF Archives the Service Mesh Interface (SMI) Project
The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) has voted to approve archiving the Service Mesh Interface (SMI) project. SMI was created to provide a standard interface for service meshes on Kubernetes and a basic feature set for the most…
Flagger vs Argo rollouts vs service meshes: a guide to progressive delivery in Kubernetes
Member post originally published on Bouyant’s blog by Scott Rigby Progressive delivery is a vital tool for ensuring that new code is deployed safely to production with automated protections if things go wrong. But how do we accomplish…
Service mesh at scale: How Xbox Cloud Gaming secures 22k pods with Linkerd
Guest post by Abereham Wodajie and Chris Voss, Software Development Engineers at Xbox Cloud Gaming, Microsoft Xbox Cloud Gaming is Microsoft’s game streaming service with a catalog of 100’s of games available in 26 markets around the world….
Calling all Mentees: CNCF CommunityBridge Projects for the Fall 2020 Program
Like we mentioned in our previous blog post, CNCF is thrilled to participate in the Fall 2020 CommunityBridge Program and have 22 project ideas from 12 Graduated, Incubating and Sandbox available to mentees. Similar to Google Summer of…
Guest post originally published on Flux’s blog by Daniel Holbach Flux v2 has its first anniversary and reaches the 0.13 milestone, Alison joins maintainers, new guides and use-cases docs, upcoming events (yes we’ll be at KubeCon!) and general…
How a $4 billion retailer built an enterprise-ready Kubernetes platform powered by Linkerd
Guest post by Henry Hagnäs, Enterprise Cloud Architect at Elkjop Nordic AS, and Fredrik Klingenberg, Senior Consultant at Aurum AS In this article, we discuss how Elkjøp, the largest electronics retailer in the Nordics, built an internal Kubernetes…
I think it’s safe to say that 2019 was a huge year for Linkerd. It saw the project emerge from the “seems promising but let’s wait and see” phase and firmly into “okay, I need an excuse to try this out”…