O'Reilly ebook | Linkerd: Up & Running
O'Reilly ebook | Linkerd: Up & Running: A guide to operationalizing a Kubernetes-native service mesh
The only service mesh small and fast enough for edge workloads
The world's simplest, most secure service mesh, now FIPS-ready
FIPS-compliant Kubernetes security in under 30 days
With Linkerd, cert-manager,Emissary-ingress, and Polaris.
Linkerd, service mesh, and much more!
A collection of enterpise-focused documents to better inform you about the service mesh
A guide to operationalizing a Kubernetes-native service mesh.
Hands-on, engineer-focused training on the fundamentals of Linkerd.
Linkerd has long been a staple of security, reliability, and observability in Kubernetes. In Linkerd 2.15, we can finally extend these benefits beyond your Kubernetes cluster!
Flexible learning that fits into your schedule
William Morgan
Apr 18, 2024
Today, we're happy to announce pod-based pricing for Buoyant Enterprise for Linkerd. This new pricing is designed to give our adopters a clear way and transparent picture of the cost of BEL, to be fair and commensurate with Linkerd's value, and to avoid penalizing specific architectural decisions and technical decisions that are independent of how Linkerd is used.
Apr 11, 2024
How can we ensure that Linkerd works on any Kubernetes cluster, regardless of Kubernetes version, distribution, architecture, and provider? While Kubernetes has become a standard for cloud applications in part because of its promise of universality, for a service mesh like Linkerd, the reality is that Kubernetes is far from uniform.
Apr 9, 2024
Today we're happy to announce the release of Buoyant Enterprise for Linkerd 2.15.2. This release makes our high-availability zonal load balancer (HAZL) available in the standard proxy build, and includes several feature improvements and bugfixes, including for a memory leak in the security policy controller.
Catherine Paganini
Mar 13, 2024
We are excited to announce KubeCrash Spring 2024, where we'll dive deep into platform engineering and how to build the ultimate internal developer platform (IDP).
Feb 23, 2024
A few days ago, we announced Linkerd 2.15 with mesh expansion, native sidecars, SPIFFE support, and some other great new features—and also with a statement that we would no longer be publishing open source stable releases. That last point provoked some great discussion on various forums. We knew that there were a lot of Linkerd users out there. We were reminded this week that our users are very, very passionate about the project. Overall feedback was very positive, but we also learned that there are a couple of things that we need to clarify and a few things we need to consider changing.
Feb 21, 2024
Today we're happy to announce the release of Linkerd 2.15, which adds support for mesh expansion, native sidecars, and SPIFFE identities, and introduces a new model for stable releases.
Feb 19, 2024
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2024 is around the corner, and with it, lots of Linkerd goodness. Look forward to eight Linkerd talks (!), and come find us at the Linkerd kiosk in the Project Pavilion. This year, KubeCon Europe will be live in beautiful Paris — the city of love and Kubernetes.
Scott Rigby
Jan 26, 2024
Progressive delivery is a vital tool for ensuring that new code is deployed safely to production with automated protections if things go wrong. Tools like Argo, Flux, and even service meshes like Linkerd provide different parts of the puzzle.