Buoyant Sponsored Session - William Morgan, Buoyant
summary
Claims a new product named Dive that acts as a control plane for teams, automatically capturing Kubernetes deploys, correlating Linkerd mesh telemetry and cluster events into a global timeline. It builds a service catalog and topology with per-service home pages, ownership, runbooks, and live SLO tracking derived from real performance. It supports policy hooks (approvals, notifications) and is currently rolling out by waitlist, so functionality is available but not yet broadly battle-tested.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:22Service Mesh
- 0:35It Doesnt Matter
- 0:50It Matters
- 1:04Plumbing Matters
- 1:37ServiceMesh
- 1:51ServiceMesh is about humans
- 2:27ServiceMesh is not enough
- 2:39Fundamental questions
- 2:56Dive
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