What’s New in Kuma: Advanced Service Mesh Capabilities

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Kuma remains an Envoy-based control plane focused on multitenancy, multicluster and brownfield VM support and now adds a new data plane kind so Kubernetes pods map to per-workload data planes and labels select targets. The policies system gains a redesigned inbound configuration API with section-name to apply rules to a single inbound, planned matches for method/path/client selection, plus zone-level secrets, per-zone policy exclusion and several stability fixes.

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