Envoy as a Service-To-Service Proxy at Mux
Mux uses Envoy networking proxy within its Kubernetes clusters to solve known load-balancing issues with gRPC requests and long-lived HTTP/2 connections.
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Mux uses Envoy networking proxy within its Kubernetes clusters to solve known load-balancing issues with gRPC requests and long-lived HTTP/2 connections.
Container Journal As the service mesh landscape continues to grow, its underlying technology stack is maturing as well. For example, service mesh advocates are introducing methods to extend Envoy, the open source proxy at the heart of many service meshes. Pioneered by the teams behind Istio and Gloo, the introduction of WebAssembly into Envoy is enabling engineers to add custom filters, offering new controls and filtering abilities for incoming requests. Standardizing the WebAssembly module format could also retain vendor neutrality in a space with competing agendas. Having bet big on microse...
A pretty minimal K3s setup deployed on 2 RPi4 nodes. I couldn't continue with this setup because: Some of the apps didn't have ARM-based image (this was 2019, pre M1 hype era). Didn't want to risk deploying persistent workloads on RPi. A lot of tooling to deploy workloads was missing (storing env variables for eg.). It was so boring to write YAML (that I also did at work). Didn't give me joy. RPi 2x Nodes + K3s + DO Droplet. Tailscale for networking. This was a considerable step up from the previous setup. I deployed a DO node and added Node Labels to deploy persistent workloads on DO Node on...