IT Ops Times: “Linkerd becomes first service mesh to graduate CNCF”
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) recently announced the graduation of Linkerd, which was the first project to join the CNCF Sandbox. Linkerd now becomes the first service mesh project to achieve graduated status, which indicates that the…
The New Stack: “Linkerd Graduates CNCF with Focus on Simplicity”
The Linkerd service mesh, the first service mesh to join the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) back in 2017 as the foundation’s fifth project overall, has reached the graduated tier of the foundation.
Cloud Native Computing Foundation Announces Linkerd Graduation
Inaugural service mesh project used in production by industry leaders like Expedia, JPMC, Microsoft, Nordstrom, and more SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – July 28, 2021 – The Cloud Native Computing Foundation® (CNCF®), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native…
SearchITOperations: “Linkerd service mesh plans expansion post-graduation”
The project known now as Linkerd is actually the second incarnation of a service mesh first launched in 2016, built on Java and used to orchestrate virtual machines. Linkerd’s creators, some of whom hailed from Twitter, coined the…
ComputerWeekly: “From incubation-to-graduation: CNCF ‘graduates’ Linkerd service mesh”
To officially graduate from incubating status, Linkerd demonstrated the project maturity expected of a stable and well-established project, including rapidly-growing adoption and a commitment to a sustainable and inclusive community.
SDxCentral: “Linkerd Nabs CNCF Diploma, Counters Istio’s ‘Empty Calories’”
Linkerd hit graduation status at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), marking a significant milestone as the first service mesh to earn a diploma. It also adds much-needed stability to the service mesh space that has been dogged…
How H-E-B achieved four nines of reliability using Kubernetes and Linkerd
Guest post by Justin Turner, Director of Engineering at H-E-B Reinventing ourselves when it mattered most 2020 was a challenging year for many of us, both personally and professionally. The COVID-19 pandemic dominated our daily activities and rapidly…
Data Center Knowledge: “Istio v Linkerd: The Former May Be More Service Mesh Than You Need”
If you followed service mesh content at this year’s KubeCon and expected the service mesh panel to focus on Linkerd only to find out that you were wrong, you could be forgiven. After all, KubeCon is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation…
Benchmarking Linkerd and Istio
Guest Project Post originally published on the Linkerd blog by William Morgan of Linkerd Two years ago, the fine folks at Kinvolk benchmarked the performance of Linkerd and Istio and showed that Linkerd was dramatically faster and smaller than Istio in…
Introducing fuzz testing for Linkerd
Project post originally published on the Linkerd blog by William Morgan Over the past few months, the team at Ada Logics has been hard at work introducing fuzz testing to Linkerd’s Rust proxy. These fuzz tests now run continuously on Linkerd…