How to use Envoy as a Load Balancer in Kubernetes
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An introduction to using Envoy as a load balancer in Kubernetes, and configuring various load balancing algorithms.
In today's highly distributed word, where monolithic architectures are increasingly replaced with multiple, smaller, interconnected services (for better or worse), proxy and load balancing technologies seem to have a renaissance. Beside the older players, there are several new proxy technologies popping up in recent years, implemented in various technologies, popularizing themselves with different features, such as easy integration to certain cloud providers ("cloud-native"), high performance and low memory footprint, or dynamic configuration. Arguably the two most popular "classic" proxy tech
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