Recipes and code samples for Google Cloud Service Extensions.
Service Extensions allow you to insert custom code inline in the networking data path. Service Extensions offers two types of extensions:
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Plugin extensions: extensions that let you insert custom code inline in the networking data path. You build these plugins by using WebAssembly (Wasm) and Proxy-Wasm ABI. Plugin extensions run as Wasm modules on a Google-managed sandbox infrastructure similar to a serverless infrastructure.
Plugin extensions are supported by both Cloud Application Load Balancers and Media CDN.
Example recipes are found in the
plugins
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Callout extensions: extensions that let you use Cloud Load Balancing to make gRPC calls to user-managed services during data processing. You write callout extensions against Envoy's external processing gRPC API. Callout extensions run as general-purpose gRPC servers on user-managed compute VMs and Google Kubernetes Engine Pods on Google Cloud, multicloud, or on-premises environments.
Callout extensions are supported by Cloud Application Load Balancers.
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