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Re:Pattern: Service Mesh by trjordan on Saturday August 05, 2017 @03:34AM (#14934623)
I think it's worth noting that the control plane and management plane are two very different things, and it'll be interesting to see how they break out.

There's a bunch of sidecars in the control plane that are competing for visibility right now. Envoy has probably had the most visibility around here. Linkerd and traefik also exist.

The management plane is less well defined. Istio is super-new on the open source side, and Turbine Labs is a SaaS version. I'm honestly not aware of any others here.

Most of the goodies you want don't really get unlocked until you have a management plane in place, so the focus on the sidecar is kind of baffling, imho.

Re:Pattern: Service Mesh by shubharao on Tuesday August 08, 2017 @02:44PM (#14961130)
current service mesh users - do you prefer having these capabilities as features of container orchestration platform or do you see value in having choice over the service mesh for your use? how did you pick the service mesh you use currently?
Re:Pattern: Service Mesh by arcbyte on Friday August 04, 2017 @11:31PM (#14934075)
Service Bus much?
Re:Pattern: Service Mesh by th1nkdifferent on Saturday August 05, 2017 @02:28AM (#14934481)
sigh old wine in new bottle much? Back in the good old days at Yahoo we used to have something very similar called ProxyIO.