Open Service Mesh (OSM) is a lightweight, extensible, cloud native service mesh that allows users to uniformly manage, secure, and get out-of-the-box observability features for highly dynamic microservice environments.

In the cloud native era, exploitation of applications is becoming more and more prevalent. With the recent stable v1.0.0 release of Open Service Mesh , you can experience a simplified experience for managing and securing your most critical…

See how Open Service Mesh (OSM) can quickly provide your cloud native application with the most common needs of service mesh in a quick and simple way.

Join us in diving head-first into Service Mesh Observability and OpenTelemetry. 🌐🔎In this livestream, we’re honing in on observability, with OpenTelemetry. 📈📋Observability plays a vital role in comprehending and managing microservices, enabling us to effectively diagnose and resolve…

The open source Istio service mesh project is hitting a major milestone today as it officially graduates to be a full project at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Istio describes a service mesh as “a dedicated infrastructure layer that you…

Community post originally published on Linux.com by Tamimi Ahmad, Solace Introduction In basic terms, an event-driven architecture (EDA) is a distributed system that involves moving data and events between microservices in an asynchronous manner with an event broker acting as…

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…

Project post originally published on Kyverno’s blog Service meshes are all too common these days in Kubernetes with some platforms even building them into clusters by default. Service meshes are no doubt useful in a variety of ways…

By Chris Aniszczyk  We have been tracking open source project velocity over the last several years and wanted to share the latest update highlighting open source project velocity over the last 12 months. With these charts, we can…

Member post originally published on Tyk’s blog by Ahmet Soormally and Carol Cheung The rise of the microservices architecture has brought with it a whole heap of efficiency and flexibility – and some interesting challenges. As organisations have…