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Multi-cluster Made Reasonable - Envoy Service Mesh Control Plane
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Overview
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This course aims to teach learners how to design and implement a cloud-agnostic open-source Envoy control plane for managing microservices across multiple Kubernetes clusters and legacy infrastructure. The course covers the use of Dyplomat, Lyft's solution built on Envoy's Go Control Plane, to scale a production service mesh to hundreds of microservices running across multiple clusters. The teaching method involves a presentation by industry experts from Lyft, sharing their insights and experiences in implementing this solution. This course is intended for developers, DevOps engineers, and system architects interested in optimizing service mesh control planes for multi-cluster environments.
Syllabus
Multi-cluster Made Reasonable: Envoy Service Mesh Control Plane - Ashley Kasim & Paul Fisher, Lyft
Taught by
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]