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ServiceMeshCon Europe 2022

ServiceMeshCon is a vendor-neutral conference on service mesh technologies. Topics include getting started with and adopting a mesh, lessons learned from production deployments, and technical sessions from service mesh maintainers.

service mesh maintainers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, kubernetes operators, cloud architects, security engineers, network engineers

Linkerd zero-config protocol detection; Kuma and Envoy multi-region mesh; workload certificate without persisted keys; Istio multi-cluster automation; Envoy with GraphQL gateway; mesh value measurement (MeshMark); eBPF integration with service mesh; Cilium service mesh; GitOps plus controllers for mesh; retries and circuit breaker tuning; multi-tenant service mesh operations; Nomad and Firecracker edge deployment

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Opening + WelcomeCraig Box11m
Program committee explains session selection rules, pleads with the community to stop calling it "service mess", and riffs through staged karaoke parodies for…
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Keynote: An update on the extremely boring and uninteresting world of LinkerdWilliam Morgan05m
Adoption doubles in Europe and grows globally since 2021, Linkerd adds fuzz testing and ships authorization policy and cross-cluster failover, and becomes the…
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Keynote: Expanding the 80/20 Rule for Creating Service Mesh ValueIdit Levine09m
Company presents Glue platform: Envoy with GraphQL built into the gateway so Envoy accepts a schema, runs declarative resolvers or Wasm resolvers, and handles…
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Keynote: Service Mesh EverywhereZack Butcher05m
Argues for pushing Istio/Envoy beyond Kubernetes into VMs, bare metal and the edge, including ARM builds of Istio and Envoy to run on new hardware; describes…
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Multi-region Service Mesh: How Koyeb Built and Operates One Using Kuma and EnvoyYann Léger19m
Koyeb describes a production multi-region mesh built with Kuma + Envoy running on Nomad + Firecracker, with 250 edge locations and 25 core regions, terminating…
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Shh, It is A Secret: Manage Your Workload Certs in Service Mesh without Persisting any Secrets- Lin Sun, Solo.ioLin Sun26m
Istio’s default uses a self‑signed root secret that stores a private key in a Kubernetes Secret (root CA lives 10 years, workload certs 24 hours with a 12‑hour…
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Lightning Talk: Move Over API Gateway.... into Your Service MeshMarino Wijay08m
Claim: consolidate API gateway and service mesh into one abstraction so north‑south and east‑west traffic use the same control plane. Uses Envoy plus Istio…
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Protocol Detection: A Deep Dive into How Linkerd Achieves Zero-ConfigKevin Leimkuhler30m
Linkerd achieves zero-config by peeking connection bytes, using a control-plane Destination service and a 10s detection timeout fallback; older workarounds…
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Lightning Talk: Multi-cluster Istio Mesh – Complex or Piece of Cake?Laszlo Bence Nagy11m
Claims full automation of a single-mesh, multi-primary Istio across separate networks by combining the open-source Cisco st operator (formerly Banzai Cloud)…
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Lightning Talk: MeshMark: Service Mesh Value MeasurementLee Calcote, Mrittika Ganguli10m
MeshMark defines a single-index value metric that converts performance and resource overhead into business-aligned insight, built on the CNCF Service Mesh…
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Lightning Talk: GitOps and Controllers: It’s Not That Simple for Multi-clusterAlex Ly08m
Argues that GitOps alone breaks at scale for Istio across tens or hundreds of clusters and that pairing GitOps with a controller/operator solves it by…
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Tune Your Service MeshMohammad Reza Saleh Sedghpour20m
Benchmarks run on Istio with the Online Boutique app show how retries and circuit breakers interact: a complete user request triggers six internal calls and…
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Unleash Declarative Data Access with GraphQLKevin Dorosh, Sai Ekbote31m
Built GraphQL into Envoy so the proxy and gateway are one component, eliminating a separate GraphQL deployment and removing an extra network hop. Sidecars…
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Tidy Up Microservices Connectivity with Apache Kafka® and KumaDanica Fine, Viktor Gamov31m
Deploys a vanilla Kafka cluster as a three-node cluster on Kubernetes using statefulsets and KIP-500 (zookeeperless) and exposes brokers via Kuma virtual…
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Organize Your Mesh - How to Run a Multi-Tenant Service Mesh in ProductionChristian Posta30m
Shows how to run a multi-tenant mesh using Istio primitives: use gateway + virtualservice split and the delegation API to control who owns host matching vs…
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Panel Discussion - The Future of Service Mesh: Is eBPF a Silver Lining or a Silver BulletCraig Box, Thomas Graf, Idit Levine, Viktor Gamov, William Morgan41m
Panelists debate concrete tradeoffs: eBPF gives in-kernel HTTP visibility with single-digit percent overhead and almost zero added latency versus a layer‑7…
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Lightning Talk: Clearing the confusion about eBPF and service meshYuval Kohavi11m
eBPF is not Turing-complete at runtime so it excels where work is stateless and early in the stack: L4 packet filtering (IP and Kubernetes pod-label network…
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Cilium Service MeshThomas Graf11m
Cilium uses eBPF in kernel plus Envoy to implement a sidecar-free data path, claiming massive performance gains and simpler architecture while remaining…
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