Envoy: Modern Proxy server with HTTP 1.1 and 2, GRPC supported reverse proxy

Re:Envoy: Modern Proxy server with HTTP 1.1 and 2, GRPC supp... by bryanlarsen on Thursday September 28, 2017 @08:06AM (#15356472)

You can also find more information about Envoy on the Istio home page. Istio basically packages up Envoy for Kubernetes and Docker Swarm, and helps with the management of it.

The Istio home page probably does a better job of explaining "why?" than the envoy home page; the envoy home page is better at explaining "what?".

https://istio.io/

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Re:Envoy: Modern Proxy server with HTTP 1.1 and 2, GRPC supp... by krullie on Thursday September 28, 2017 @08:09AM (#15356493)

Thank you, I was wondering about the reason Istio was created. It also sheds some light as to why the CNCF brought on both Istio and Envoy. Still wondering why both Envoy and Linkerd are on their page as service mesh and not just one. They have one project for every other category.

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Re:Envoy: Modern Proxy server with HTTP 1.1 and 2, GRPC supp... by tejasmanohar on Thursday September 28, 2017 @11:27AM (#15357791)

  why both Envoy and Linkerd are on their page as service mesh

Linkerd is written in Scala. There are a class of people who avoid the JVM, sometimes for good reasons. For one, Envoy is more resource-efficient. See https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/issues/99.

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