Circuit breaker and current limiting
Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2025 9:20 am
Note: This feature is only available in [Kernel-Native Mode]
Kmesh introduced circuit breaking and current limiting functions for Kernel-Native mode in v1.0.0. Kernel-Native mode ensures low latency, high concurrency and high load, ensuring system stability and reliability. Kmesh's Kernel-Native mode pursues extreme performance, but previously had fewer functions. In the future, we will provide more functions while ensuring the performance of Kernel-Native mode.
Support Headless Service and ServiceEntry and adapt to istio 1.24
Kmesh v1.0.0 has been adapted to Istio 1.24, and the stability of Kmesh in Istio 1.24 has been ensured through e2e testing. Currently, the Kmesh community has passed e2e testing to ensure the stability of Kmesh in Istio 1.22, 1.23, and 1.24. In addition, we have also compared the performance with Ambient Mesh in Istio 1.24 ( When Kmesh Meets Ambient Mesh [ 3] ). Overall, Kmesh is superior to Ambient Mesh in terms of latency and throughput.
In addition to adapting to the latest Istio, Kmesh also kazakhstan mobile phone number list supports some capabilities of Headless Service and ServiceEntry.
Acknowledgements
We sincerely thank all contributors to the Kmesh [4] community. The successful release of Kmesh v1.0.0 is a testament to the collective efforts of the entire team. This includes not only students who participated in community development through OSPP, but also all other enthusiastic open source developers from companies such as Huawei, Alibaba, and Tetrate. It is the joint efforts of everyone that have enabled the Kmesh community to flourish and prosper.
We also warmly welcome new developers and users to join the Kmesh community. Only with your continued participation and support can we continue to innovate and progress, and jointly push Kmesh towards a brighter future. Through collaboration and sharing, we look forward to achieving more technological breakthroughs and application scenarios in the Kmesh community, and providing you with better Sidecarless service mesh solutions.
Kmesh introduced circuit breaking and current limiting functions for Kernel-Native mode in v1.0.0. Kernel-Native mode ensures low latency, high concurrency and high load, ensuring system stability and reliability. Kmesh's Kernel-Native mode pursues extreme performance, but previously had fewer functions. In the future, we will provide more functions while ensuring the performance of Kernel-Native mode.
Support Headless Service and ServiceEntry and adapt to istio 1.24
Kmesh v1.0.0 has been adapted to Istio 1.24, and the stability of Kmesh in Istio 1.24 has been ensured through e2e testing. Currently, the Kmesh community has passed e2e testing to ensure the stability of Kmesh in Istio 1.22, 1.23, and 1.24. In addition, we have also compared the performance with Ambient Mesh in Istio 1.24 ( When Kmesh Meets Ambient Mesh [ 3] ). Overall, Kmesh is superior to Ambient Mesh in terms of latency and throughput.
In addition to adapting to the latest Istio, Kmesh also kazakhstan mobile phone number list supports some capabilities of Headless Service and ServiceEntry.
Acknowledgements
We sincerely thank all contributors to the Kmesh [4] community. The successful release of Kmesh v1.0.0 is a testament to the collective efforts of the entire team. This includes not only students who participated in community development through OSPP, but also all other enthusiastic open source developers from companies such as Huawei, Alibaba, and Tetrate. It is the joint efforts of everyone that have enabled the Kmesh community to flourish and prosper.
We also warmly welcome new developers and users to join the Kmesh community. Only with your continued participation and support can we continue to innovate and progress, and jointly push Kmesh towards a brighter future. Through collaboration and sharing, we look forward to achieving more technological breakthroughs and application scenarios in the Kmesh community, and providing you with better Sidecarless service mesh solutions.