I'd love to hear a compelling comparison between linkerd and istio without having to compare either with other (unrelated) categories of software. Anyone who reads these comments should be able to get an understanding…
Neat idea, but it requires too many permissions, IMO
I haven't heard of this, but things move fast in the Kubernetes world. Trying to find a link to the KEP now. In the meantime, Linkerd has you covered if you want to use Service Topologies in Kubernetes. Oh, and you can…
This just shows the importance of day 2 operations. The first step is simply having the ability to collect the metrics, making those metrics actionable is the "leveling up" that it takes to run an application on…
I'd love to hear a compelling comparison between linkerd and istio without having to compare either with other (unrelated) categories of software. Anyone who reads these comments should be able to get an understanding…
Neat idea, but it requires too many permissions, IMO
I haven't heard of this, but things move fast in the Kubernetes world. Trying to find a link to the KEP now. In the meantime, Linkerd has you covered if you want to use Service Topologies in Kubernetes. Oh, and you can…
This just shows the importance of day 2 operations. The first step is simply having the ability to collect the metrics, making those metrics actionable is the "leveling up" that it takes to run an application on…