Kuma
Open-source control plane for service mesh. It provides security, observability and routing. Kuma, built on top of Envoy is a modern control plan for Microservices & Service Mesh, both for VMs and K8s. It supports multiple meshes within a cluster. The L4 + L7 policy architecture is out of the box to enable zero trust security and traffic reliability. Kuma is easy to set up and use. Kuma is natively embedded with Envoy proxy. It provides easy-to-use policies that can secure and observe, connect, route, and improve service connectivity for all applications and services, including databases. Modern service and application connectivity can be built across any platform, cloud, and architecture. Kuma supports Kubernetes environments, Virtual Machine workloads, and modern Kubernetes environments in the same cluster. Kuma also provides native multi-cloud connectivity and multi-cluster connectivity that can support the entire organization.
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Kong Mesh
Kuma Enterprise Service Mesh based on Kuma to multi-cloud and multi cluster on Kubernetes as well as VMs. You can deploy with one command. With built-in service discovery, connect to other services automatically. This includes an Ingress resource as well as remote CPs. Support for any environment, including multicluster, multicloud, and multiplatform on Kubernetes as well as VMs. Native mesh policies can be used to accelerate initiatives such as zero-trust or GDPR, and improve the efficiency and speed of each application team. A single control plane can scale horizontally to multiple data planes, support multiple clusters, or even hybrid service meshes that run on Kubernetes and both VMs. Envoy-based ingress deployments on Kubernetes or VMs can simplify cross-zone communication. You can collect metrics, trace and logs for all L4-L7 traffic using Envoy's 50+ observability charts.
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Gloo Mesh
Modern cloud-native applications running on Kubernetes environments require assistance with scaling, securing, and monitoring. Gloo Mesh, utilizing the Istio service mesh, streamlines the management of service mesh for multi-cluster and multi-cloud environments. By incorporating Gloo Mesh into their platform, engineering teams can benefit from enhanced application agility, lower costs, and reduced risks. Gloo Mesh is a modular element of Gloo Platform.
The service mesh allows for autonomous management of application-aware network tasks separate from the application, leading to improved observability, security, and dependability of distributed applications. Implementing a service mesh into your applications can simplify the application layer, provide greater insights into traffic, and enhance application security.
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Tetrate
Connect and manage applications across clouds, clusters, and data centers. From a single management platform, coordinate app connectivity across heterogeneous infrastructure. Integrate legacy workloads into your cloud native application infrastructure. To give teams access to shared infrastructure, define tenants within your company. From day one, audit the history of any changes to shared resources and services. Automate traffic shifting across failure domains, before your customers notice. TSB is located at the application edge, at cluster entry, and between workloads within your Kubernetes or traditional compute clusters. The edge and ingress gateways route traffic and load balance it across clouds and clusters, while the mesh controls connectivity between services. One management plane can configure connectivity, security, observability, and other features for your entire network.
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