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The Future of Linkerd: 2.18 and BeyondLinkerd Day Europe 20252025-04-01
Linkerd explains concrete changes: protocol detection historically reads first bytes and times out (commonly 10s), opaque ports (introduced in 2.10) avoid…
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Closing RemarksLinkerd Day Europe 20252025-04-01
Linkerd claims sustainability: the project reaches its 10-year birthday next year and the company Buoyant becomes profitable by selling distributions, which…
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The Great Sidecar DebateKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20252025-04-01
Sidecars remain a concrete engineering tradeoff: Kubernetes now has native sidecar support (merged 2023) and init containers with restartPolicy=Always…
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Panel: Startups With Open Source Projects: Can They Be Successful in the CNCF? And Should They Be?Cloud Native StartupFest NA 20242024-11-12
CNCF membership buys brand, community and shepherding—Dapper graduates Oct 30 and Diagrid is the primary maintainer—but it does not help companies monetize or…
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Welcome + Opening Remarks, Program Commitee MemberLinkerd Day Europe 20232023-04-18
Housekeeping and sponsor notes lead into a program that highlights concrete wins: adoption by Adidas, DB Schenker, Salt Security, a claim that Linkerd now…
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Panel Discussion: Service Mesh Maturity: Are We There Yet?ServiceMeshCon North America 20222022-10-25
Panelists compare concrete progress: Kubernetes traffic routing converges on the Gateway API (GAMMA) so Ingress and mesh routing share one model; many teams…
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Keynote: An update on the extremely boring and uninteresting world of LinkerdServiceMeshCon Europe 20222022-05-17
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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Panel Discussion - The Future of Service Mesh: Is eBPF a Silver Lining or a Silver BulletServiceMeshCon Europe 20222022-05-17
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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Linkerd vs. COVID-19: Addressing the global Pandemic with a Service MeshKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20212021-05-04
Linkerd is an ultralight service mesh running on Kubernetes that powers NCBI sites including the core COVID-19 page and PubMed (searching over 32 million…
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Overview and State of LinkerdKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20212021-05-04
Linkerd presents a lightweight, Kubernetes-first service mesh claiming zero‑config install, low latency overhead, and over 200 contributors; current release…
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Overview and State of LinkerdKubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020 Virtual2020-11-17
Linkerd is an ultra-light, security-first service mesh that ships a Rust micro-proxy and third‑party audits and claims lower memory/latency than Istio; it runs…
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Panel: Were Microservices a Huge Mistake?Scale By the Bay 20202020-11-12
Panel argues specific tradeoffs: one claim predicts a multi‑billion dollar cleanup industry from misapplied microservices; another warns of distributed…
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Service Mesh Is Still Hard. The Things we all Did Wrong & Tales of WoeServiceMeshCon Europe 20202020-08-17
Linkerd migrates from a JVM/Finagle stack to a Go control plane and adds zero config onboarding via namespace annotations, automatic sidecar injection, a…
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Buoyant Sponsored Session - William Morgan, BuoyantServiceMeshCon 20192019-11-18
Claims a new product named Dive that acts as a control plane for teams, automatically capturing Kubernetes deploys, correlating Linkerd mesh telemetry and…
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Ask Me Anything About Service MeshServiceMeshCon 20192019-11-18
Explains why teams moved from host daemons to sidecars: Linkerd v2 rebuilt off the JVM to be small and fast so thousands of per-pod proxies are practical…
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Intro: LinkerdKubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 20192019-11-18
Linkerd is a CNCF service mesh with a Go control plane (~200 MB control plane) and a tiny data plane in Rust, claiming low latency at scale; benchmarks…
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IgnitesDevOpsDays Tampa Bay 20192019-06-21
Nine short talks cover concrete claims and tools: Kubeflow on Kubernetes for experiment tracking, Jupyter notebooks and portable ML pipelines; a Sprint Zero…
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Intro: LinkerdKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20192019-05-20
Linkerd presents a CNCF service mesh with a Rust data plane proxy and Go control plane that is already in production for over 24 months. It ships mTLS on by…
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Panel Discussion: Ask Us Anything: Microservices and Service MeshKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20192019-05-20
Panel covers why service mesh exists and concrete trade-offs: solves routing, retries, mTLS and observability but adds CPU/latency cost; examples include an…
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How to Get a Service Mesh Into Prod without Getting FiredKubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 20182018-05-02
Four practical lessons for getting a service mesh into production: use Linkerd or conduit as examples, start with one service or one environment and start…
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The Service Mesh: Past, Present, and Future [B]KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 20172017-12-06
Service mesh is presented as a separate runtime layer that moves retries, timeouts, TLS and circuit-breaking out of apps into a pair of proxies per hop, giving…
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Linkerd SalonKubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 20172017-12-06
Linkerd runs production traffic at NCBI across about 2,000 services and handles roughly half of external traffic from ~17 requests/sec, using a host-level…
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The Legends of Twitter and Beyond: Real-World Architectures at Scale PanelScale By the Bay 20172017-11-16
Panel traces concrete systems born at Twitter and spun into companies: finagle as the RPC stack powering services, linkerd repackaged and renamed to create the…
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Panel: Future of Data ServicesData By the Bay 20162016-05-16
This talk video is a node in devreal.ai, the developer community graph. It connects to: Talk: Panel: Future of Data Services —…
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