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‎src/collections/news/2020/2020-05-28-layer5-and-hasicorp-launch-service-mesh-partnership/index.mdx

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title: "Layer5 and HashiCorp Launch Service Mesh Partnership"
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date: 2020-05-28 00:00:00 +0800
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author: The Newsroom
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category: "Press Release"
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description: "Layer5 and HashiCorp join forces to launch a groundbreaking partnership, bringing advanced cloud-native infrastructure solutions for containerized and non-containerized workloads through Meshery and Consul integration. Explore the power of Meshery's support for Consul service mesh, including sample applications, performance management, and experimental support for WebAssembly, demonstrated at DockerCon 2020 for near-native fine-grained traffic control."
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Today, we are pleased to announce the technology partnership of Layer5 and HashiCorp. Layer5’s [Meshery](https://layer5.io/cloud-native-management/meshery), the cloud native management plane, and HashiCorp’s [Consul](https://consul.io) integrate to provide advanced, cloud native infrastructure solutions for containerized and non-containerized workloads - strengths of Consul. The marriage of these technologies forms a layering of network planes: data, control, and management.
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_Service Mesh Planes: Consul and Meshery. Learn more about service mesh planes in [The Enterprise Path to Service Mesh Architectures](https://layer5.io/books/the-enterprise-path-to-service-mesh-architectures)._
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In order to assess the overall performance of the service mesh, and the overhead of individual, fine-grained traffic control mechanisms defined in Consul’s control plane and enforced through Consul’s intelligent data plane, Meshery provides users with statistical analysis of the responsiveness of their services and performance of the service mesh. As highlighted by Docker Captain, [Luc Juggery](https://twitter.com/lucjuggery), performance is an ongoing concern:
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<div style="margin:20px;">Running a performance test is not a one shot thing. Tests should be run on a regular basis to (re)establish baselines and evaluate configuration changes:
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Running a performance test is not a one shot thing. Tests should be run on a
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Meshery’s ability to connect to Prometheus instances to retrieve and account for cluster and application-level metrics is popularly used during Meshery’s service mesh performance tests. Likewise, Meshery’s ability to connect to and import existing dashboards, panels, and charts from Grafana is instrumental in allowing users to retain their existing investment in dashboards and metrics they have curated over time.
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Today, at [DockerCon 2020](https://docker.events.cube365.net/docker/dockercon/content/Videos/63TCCNpzDC7Xxnm8b), we demonstrate technology leadership in advanced data plane engineering for near-native performance of fine-grained traffic control facilitated by Meshery and Consul with the use of Envoy and WebAssembly.
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_In this demonstration, Meshery takes advantage of Consul’s use of Envoy. Envoy support for WebAssembly is impending._
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‎src/collections/service-mesh-books/istio-up-and-running/index.mdx

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abstract: "A must-read for anyone looking to get started with Istio."
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Istio is a service mesh announced in 2017 and supported by Google, IBM, and Lyft. It is open-source, incorporates Envoy Proxy, a component developed and battle hardened at Lyft, and is one of the fastest growing solutions for connecting, managing, and securing microservices.
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