Conference:  KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022

Authors: Jason Morgan, Sanskar Jaiswal

2022-10-26

In this session, you’ll learn about Flagger, Linkerd, and the Gateway API specification. You’ll also learn how to use Flagger and Linkerd to enable automated progressive delivery. The Gateway API specification is gaining momentum in the Kubernetes space as it attempts to change how users manage traffic. Both Flagger and Linkerd were able to standardize on the Gateway API to enable their users to simplify how they define traffic management within, and between, their clusters. Join Jason and Sanskar to discuss how each project independently implemented the Gateway API, how those implementations benefitted their respective projects, and how this allowed them to work together without any explicit configuration.

Conference:  KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022

Authors: Henrik Blixt, Yasen Simeonov

2022-05-18

Intuit is using GitOps and Service Mesh to automate progressive delivery and improve anomaly detection in their infrastructure.

• Intuit faced challenges with seasonal service performance and traffic patterns when implementing progressive delivery.
• They are using Argo Rollouts in combination with Envoy and Service Mesh to provide automatic and declarative progressive delivery.
• Intuit is working on improving anomaly detection and observability using AI/ML-driven analysis.
• They are also exploring header-based routing for more intelligent canaries.
• Intuit's use of Service Mesh is driven by their zero-trust infrastructure and need for advanced traffic management.

Conference:  KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021

Authors: Alexander Matyushentsev, Remington Breeze

2021-10-15

Kubernetes provides powerful features and empowers developers to solve lots of use-cases. Do you want to do GitOps, Progressive Delivery, batch processing? Easy - there is a tool that provides an effective way of solving each problem. The email that notifies the team about successful deployment is the cherry on the cake and should not be hard to do, right? Well, the notifications support is not as straightforward as it sounds. Does your team prefer Slack, Telegram, or all of the above? Do you want to fine-tune notifications criteria and avoid spamming your team about each and every change? Do you need customized notification messages that include details specific to your environment? We have solved this problem for Argo by introducing a generic Notification Engine that powers a notification experience for Argo projects. You will learn how to leverage the engine to configure notifications for Argo projects as well as how to use it for any other Kubernetes-native application.