How to create Routes using IMESH API Gateway | Demo
DevOps can encourage application developers to create Routes for their K8s applications without writing any code. Our low-code platform allows developers to easily create routes to handle traffic and application responses.
The IMESH API gateway offers a Kubernetes-native ingress controller for DevOps and developers to overcome application networking's limitations. It is based on Envoy Proxy, which makes it faster and lighter. It conforms to Kubernetes Gateway API specifications. Unlike legacy gateway solutions, the IMESH API gateway is meant to handle traffic at scale for microservices-based applications.
➡️ To know more about the product: https://imesh.ai/imesh-api-gateway.html
➡️ Join the IMESH Slack: https://imesh.ai/register-slack.html
➡️ Install IMESH API Gateway for free: https://docs.imesh.ai/
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➡️ IMESH API Gateway Release Hydra 1.0: https://imesh.ai/blog/imesh-api-gatew...
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IMESH offers a Kubernetes-native application network and security platform to manage multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud environments. The IMESH platform is built on top of Istio service mesh and Envoy API gateway and helps cloud, platform, and security teams to make Kubernetes applications more secure, manageable, and reliable.
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