Envoy-Based Mesh

Compare 22 envoy-based mesh tools to find the right one for your needs

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APISIX

A dynamic, real-time, high-performance API gateway.

A cloud-native API gateway that can also be used as a service mesh sidecar.

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Tetrate Service Bridge

The only edge-to-workload application connectivity platform built on Istio and Envoy.

An enterprise service mesh management platform for multi-cluster, multi-cloud, and hybrid environments.

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Gloo Mesh

Enterprise Istio Service Mesh for Kubernetes.

An enterprise-grade management plane for Istio, simplifying multi-cluster and multi-cloud service mesh deployments.

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Gloo Platform

The unified application networking platform.

An integrated platform combining API Gateway, Kubernetes Ingress, and Service Mesh (Gloo Mesh).

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Cilium Service Mesh

eBPF-based Networking, Observability, and Security.

A service mesh that uses eBPF for high-performance networking and security, with an Envoy-based data plane option.

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Traefik Mesh

A simple, yet full-featured service mesh.

A straight-forward, easy to configure, and non-invasive service mesh for Kubernetes.

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Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh

Connect, manage, and observe microservices-based applications.

An integrated service mesh for Red Hat OpenShift, based on Istio.

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Google Cloud Service Mesh

Managed service mesh for your complex microservices.

A fully managed service mesh from Google Cloud, built on Istio.

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Kuma

The universal service mesh for enterprise.

An open-source, universal control plane for service mesh, built on top of Envoy.

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NGINX Service Mesh

A fully integrated, lightweight service mesh.

A service mesh from F5 that uses NGINX Plus as the data plane for Kubernetes environments.

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Aspen Mesh

Enterprise Istio, simplified.

A supported and hardened distribution of Istio for enterprise use.

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Istio

An open platform to connect, manage, and secure microservices.

Open-source service mesh that layers transparently onto existing distributed applications.

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Consul Service Mesh

Securely connect and manage services across any runtime platform and public or private cloud.

A multi-cloud service networking platform that connects and secures services.

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Kong Mesh

Enterprise-grade service mesh for multi-cloud and multi-cluster on both Kubernetes and VMs.

An enterprise service mesh built on top of Kuma for universal connectivity.

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AWS App Mesh

Application-level networking for all your services.

A managed service mesh that provides application-level networking for your services.

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Open Service Mesh

A lightweight and extensible cloud native service mesh.

An open-source, SMI-compatible service mesh that runs on Kubernetes.

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Contour

A Kubernetes ingress controller using Envoy proxy.

An open-source Kubernetes ingress controller that uses Envoy as the data plane.

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Envoy Gateway

An open source project for managing Envoy Proxy as a standalone gateway.

An open source project to manage Envoy Proxy as a standalone gateway using the Kubernetes Gateway API.

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Flomesh

High-Performance Service Mesh.

A service mesh based on Pipy proxy, focused on performance and extensibility.

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MOSN

The cloud-native network proxy written in Go.

A cloud-native network proxy that can be used as a data plane for service mesh.

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Easegress

A Cloud Native traffic orchestration system.

An integrated traffic orchestration system that can act as an API gateway, service mesh sidecar, and more.

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Calisti

A simplified, enterprise-ready service mesh.

Cisco's enterprise service mesh, built on Istio, designed for simplified operations and observability.

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