Interview
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Building a production service mesh proxy in Rust and Go that integrates with Linkerd L7 proxy to give microservices measurable reliability, visibility, and security instead of pushing features into app code. Describes specific features implemented — circuit breaking, latency-aware load balancing, service discovery — and concrete JVM tuning steps used to reduce JVM footprint in cloud native deployments, plus what changed when running Linkerd in production.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:37What kind of best practices are you going to share?
- 2:25What kind of best practices are you hoping to learn?
- 3:04What are your favorite things, or people, at Scale By the Bay?
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