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The mission of Solo.io is to provide tools for supporting the transformation journey from legacy applications to cloud—native environments in a way that is robust, secure and flexible. The company, with headquarters in Cambridge MA, launched at KubeCon in Dec 2018.
Personnel: Idit Levine
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The microservices model of cloud applications promises great agility and scalability in delivering innovation to customers. Adoption of microservices architecture requires a robust way to control, secure and observe distributed applications in a multi-cloud environment. These tasks are met by Gloo, our next generation API gateway.
Gloo allows users to gradually adopt microservices and serverless architecture, helping them to extend the value of existing applications while delivering new functionality to customers.
Gloo is Kubernetes native, built on top of the community-vetted Envoy proxy, and interfaces with many cloud-native projects to provide agility, security and observability.
Personnel: Idit Levine
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Service mesh technology decouples the business logic of the application from the application network, efficiently controlling the communication between microservices in the ephemeral dynamic cloud environment. Organizations looking to adopt a service mesh are faced with a myriad of choices, making adoption difficult and risky. In addition, different public cloud providers offer different meshes, forcing multi-cloud application to interact with multiple meshes. We will share our vision of the Service Mesh Interface and its implementation in the Service Mesh Hub. The Hub provides a unified front for all meshes, allowing users to swap meshes, extend their functionalities, combine meshes into a single flat mesh and more.
Personnel: Christian Posta
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Ensuring the resilience and failure tolerance of cloud-native applications require visibility into systems that are fundamentally distributed. We will show how the Service Mesh Hub allows us to extend any underlying service mesh in order to provide a myriad of tools for maintaining the application health. from monitoring and tracing to chaos engineering. We will focus on Loop, a service mesh extension that records microservices transactions in real-time, enabling identification and postmortem interrogation of failures.
Personnel: Idit Levine
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