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DevOps and other issues by Yurii Rochniak (@grem1in) - SRE @ Preply && Maksym Vlasov (@MaxymVlasov) - Engineer @ Star. Opinions on our own.

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Cilium 1.10 is out with Wireguard, BGP Support, Egress IP Gateway, New Cilium CLI, XDP Load Balancer, Alibaba Cloud Integration and more. As well as a lot of performance improvements.

And that's great news! Especially, the Wireguard part, because now Cilium supports not only IPSec for traffic encryption between the pods.

#networking #kubernetes
QUIC - a planned successor of TCP - is now formalized as RFC 9000.

QUIC was initially developed at Google, but later adopted by IETF. It provides some TCP-like features on top of UDP in order to overcome latency and packet loss, especially in the last mile.

HTTP/3, which is built on top of QUIC is not formalized yet, but it's following closely behind. So, it will be likely released soon as well.

So, with HTTP/3 around the corner, have you already switched to HTTP/2?

#networking #quic
Consul Service Mesh for Amazon ECS is now in the Tech Preview.

This means that you can deploy Consul Service Mesh on Fargate type ECS using official Terraform modules. However, only setups for Dev are supported right now, i.e. the official module deploys only a single dev/testing Consul task for now. This will be changed before Consul Service Mesh for AWS ECS hits GA.

#consul #hashicorp #aws #networking
There is a saying that there are only two ways to learn something: to build it or to fix it.

Sam Lewis have built his own mesh VPN solution to learn better how those mesh VPNs work. And also because he could.

He put it all into a blog post. So, you can find some insights about mesh VPNs there. Probably, you won't even need to build your own.

In any case, this is not a tool you should get into production right away. Just an interesting read. No more, no less.

#networking #security #vpn
​​I remember being on a meetup in the Twitter HQ where people were talking about the success of Finagle and eventually presented an idea and some first versions of Linkerd.

It was in 2017 and now Linkerd is a graduated project of CNCF.

Congratulations!

These is an interesting part:

Linkerd is the first service mesh to rise to the level of graduation. But Linkerd has a long history of firsts: Linkerd was the first service mesh project and the one to coin the term itself. It was the first project to enter the CNCF’s inception (now sandbox) phase. It was the first CNCF project to adopt Rust

P.S. A nostalgic photo from the Twitter HQ

#networking
Back in a day, a friend of mine was ranting that this is not that obvious to spin up a VPN server in Kubernetes as online tutorials suggested.

Now, you can make a Wireguard operator do it for you. I haven't personally tested this operator. Yet, it has some positive comments on Reddit.

#kubernetes #networking
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