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Kuma sets up a multi‑cloud service mesh by running Envoy sidecars as data plane proxies and a global control plane that syncs configuration to per‑zone control planes, so clusters or entire clouds register as zones. Claims: runs on Kubernetes, VMs or bare metal; supports HTTP/ gRPC/ TCP/ UDP; policies for rate limiting, auth, traffic management; enables progressive upgrades and cross‑cloud failover. Tradeoffs: added latency, operational complexity and multi‑cluster cost.

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