Red Hat Releases Kubernetes-Native Connectivity Link
Red Hat has released Red Hat Connectivity Link, aimed at reducing complexity and providing a single solution for connecting applications and infrastructure.
The Kubernetes-native solution, which is based on the open source Kuadrant project and builds on the Kubernetes Gateway API, ”ensures seamless traffic management and policy enforcement in a single cluster or across multiple clusters,” the website says.
Red Hat Connectivity Link also enables features such as dynamic DNS and multi-cluster routing, automatic TLS integration, controlled access, rate limiting for ingress traffic, and observability.
Read more at Red Hat.
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