InMyntra EngineeringbyVasuman Mishra·3d agoHow We Load-Test 700+ Independently-Owned Services Without Touching ProductionThe problem with testing at scale, the routing trick that solved it, and the UI that made it something any team could use on their own
InMyntra EngineeringbyVasuman Mishra·3d agoLoad Testing Without Touching Production: Header-Based Routing with LinkerdHow we built a parallel load-test environment for 700+ independently-owned microservices, without standing up a second cluster
Raunak Agrawal·Aug 12Microservice Communication Patterns: API Gateway, Backend For Frontend (BFF), Sidecar & Service…In the previous article, we explored scalability patterns such as Load Balancing, Scatter-Gather, Aggregator, and Pipes & Filters…
InAmagi EngineeringbyVishwas M.R·Jul 28Why are AWS Spot Termination Notices Not Enough and How to Handle Them?At Amagi, we run our server side ad-insertion platform, Thunderstorm, on Kubernetes across multiple AWS regions. Like most teams running…
Inape factory GmbHbySylvain Gibier·Jul 22Linkerd’s Gateway API Paradox: Mesh Control Without an Ingress GatewayIf you try to use Linkerd as a traditional edge ingress controller, your deployment will fail immediately.
ThankGod Chibugwum Obobo·Jul 19Implementing mTLS in Kubernetes: How to Secure Service-to-Service CommunicationIntroduction
Inloveholidays techbyDaniel Tapia·Jul 3Linkerd HAZL: How to save costs on cross zone traffic without sacrificing performance.At loveholidays we get to build a lot of cool stuff, but some quarters, after we wipe the sweat off our brows, and look at what we have…
root user·Jun 21MSVC Linkerok after msvc compiler generate pe/coff .obj file msvc call link.exe to handle merge obj to generate one exe file that can run. i skip how…
InTodea EngineeringbyIvan Porta·May 21Running Linkerd on OpenShift: SCCs, CNI, and the Edges That BiteInstalling Linkerd on a vanilla Kubernetes cluster is a ten-minute job. Installing it on OpenShift is not. The Helm chart is the same, the…
Beza·Mar 10Configurando Timeouts no Linkerd: Annotations e HTTPRoute na práticaUma das causas mais comuns de incidentes em sistemas distribuídos é algo aparentemente simples: requisições que nunca terminam.
