Ambassador Developer Control Plane Integrates Common Kubernetes Full Lifecycle Tooling
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Ambassador Labs announced the release of their Developer Control Plane (DCP). The DCP brings together tooling to support the full development and operations of Kubernetes based services. This includes popular Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) tools such as Argo, Telepresence, and Envoy Proxy.
The DCP aims to simplify the code-ship-run workflow by providing a single interface to manage the necessary tools. Integrated within the control plane are a number of CNCF projects with other common tooling such as GitHub, GitLab, DataDog, Docker, and Jenkins.
Ambassador Developer Control Plane showing current and future planned integrations (source: Ambassador Labs)
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