Build Your Own Envoy Control Plane - Steve Sloka, VMware

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Build Your Own Envoy Control Plane - Steve Sloka, VMware
Envoy is a building block of many different solutions from Ingress controllers, Service mesh implementations, as well as functions as a service application frameworks. Any solution utilizing Envoy as its data path component most likely implements Envoy’s xDS API in some way. It is possible to only use a fully static configuration, but typically more complicated deployments incrementally add more complex dynamic configuration via xDS over gRCP. This talk will walk through how the xDS API is defined and what each component does. We’ll discuss lessons learned from Contour, an ingress controller for Kubernetes on how the team implemented xDS (and also struggled with it). Come take a look at how you can build a full Envoy control plane for yourself!
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[@SeyedMostafaMeshkati]

The best resource for xDS intro that I saw till today. Thanks!

[@rajavenkataraman5910]

Great presentation. Thanks for doing this. It was very helpful

[@joeygao735]

Thanks! Very helpful!

[@reddinghiphop1]

Fantastic

really nice explained

[@vivekmishra69]

Very nice overview covered a lot but was easy to understand. I had a question through: In this case, are those endpoints, envoy proxy endpoints, running as a Sidecar in Kubernetes along with application?

[@nootajay]

They done have to be envoy sidecar proxy. They could be your pod IPs where your container is running without proxy sidecar

[@perfectalgos9641]

Can you please share your source code link?