Envoy Gateway Project Update
summary
v0.6 adds concrete operational features: namespace watch selectors and a mergeGateways field to map multiple Gateway resources to one Envoy fleet, TLS termination for TCP routes, HTTP route timeouts and TCP keepalives, enhanced access‑logging and OpenTelemetry push support with prebuilt Grafana dashboards, and Gateway API v1.0 support. CRD‑level cell‑based validation prevents bad applies, three new policy CRs (client/backend/security) capture Envoy‑specific settings, and an Envoy patch policy (JSON Patch) API plus egctl translate let admins modify and validate XDS before rollout.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Envoy Gateway intro
- 1:05Recent releases & features
- 3:10Managing Envoy fleet
- 5:39Custom resources
- 9:14Patch policy
- 11:04Performance & multicluster
- 13:58Gateway vs others
- 16:20Roadmap
- 19:03Q&A
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