Service Mesh Hub is a Kubernetes-native management plane that enables configuration and operational management of multiple heterogeneous service meshes across multiple clusters through a unified API. The Service Mesh Hub API integrates with the leading service meshes and abstracts away differences between their disparate API's, allowing users to configure a set of different service meshes through a single API. Service Mesh Hub is engineered with a focus on its utility as an operational management tool, providing both graphical and command line UIs, observability features, and debugging tools.
Welcome to Service Mesh Hub
A core feature of Service Mesh Hub is its ability to configure and manage multiple service mesh deployments across multiple clusters. The Service Mesh Hub API provides an abstraction that allows users to configure groups of meshes as a single entity without having to deal with the underlying network configuration complexities.
Service Mesh Hub supports industry leading service mesh solutions. Its simple and powerful unified API allows users to easily utilize a variety of different service meshes without requiring expertise in any specific service mesh implementation.
Service Mesh Hub offers an API that emphasizes simplicity and ease of use without sacrificing functionality. Inherently complex service mesh configuration concepts (such as network routing, access control, security, etc.) are presented in a coherent representation supported by detailed, exhaustive documentation.
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There are many ways to get involved in an open source community and contribute to the project. Watch this talk to learn more about the architecture and how it works.
- Code: If you're looking to hack on service mesh, check out the code and the contribution guide here and look for the good first issue and help wanted labels in the GitHub issues.
- Docs: Contribute to the Docs or file issues for any docs bugs or requests here.
- Talks and Blogs: If you are interested in writing or speaking about Service Mesh Hub and would like access to content, images or help, DM us here. Share your demos, tutorials and content back to the community.
Calls will be held every other Wednesday at 10am Pacific Time and are open to the general public. These meetings will be recorded and posted publicly to YouTube.
- Zoom meeting link - open to the public and recorded
- Meeting Calendar
- Meeting notes - this document is open to the public
- Recorded meetings - YouTube playlist for all previous meetings
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