Keynote: Deploying an Envoy-Based Service Mesh in Minutes Across Kubernetes and VMs

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Demo shows Kuma (Envoy data plane) deployed across Kubernetes clusters and VMs with a global and zone control plane that synchronizes configuration, claims a minutes-long install to get a mesh running, and adds native VM support. Project reports 1,000+ organizations, 40+ releases in 12 months, 15+ built-in policies, and a recent performance change that doubles data plane connections. Also highlights Kong Gateway + Istio integration and a real case of removing 16,000 ELBs to save seven figures.

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1. 0:00Welcome
2. 1:47Service mesh inevitability
3. 3:36Service mesh evolution
4. 5:00Kuma multi-environment mesh
5. 7:29Kuma features
6. 9:39Kuma use cases
7. 12:05Kuma future
8. 13:28Kong Gateway with Istio
9. 14:11Getting started with Kuma

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