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.
02/03/2025
Related content
-
News for Admins
In the news: Palo Alto Networks Introduces Cortex Cloud; Canonical to Provide 12 Years of Kubernetes Support; Mirantis Releases Open Source k0rdent; D-Wave Now Offers On-Premises Quantum Computing Systems; IP Fabric 7.0 Released; UK Releases Code of Practice for Securing AI; Red Hat Releases Kubernetes-Native Connectivity Link; OpenVox Automation Framework Announced; Sysdig Launches Open Source Stratoshark for Cloud Observability; Data Center Electricity Demand Projected to Double or Triple by 2028; Red Hat Releases OpenShift Virtualization Tools; 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 Announced; Open Storage Network Adds More Sites.
-
Optimally combine Kubernetes and Ceph with Rook
Ceph distributed storage and Kubernetes container orchestration come together with Rook. -
Mesh Service for OSI Layers 2 and 3
In early April 2018, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation accepted a new sandboxing project: Network Service Mesh. In this article, we explain how it resembles a conventional service mesh and what makes it different. -
Persistent storage management for Kubernetes
The container storage interface (CSI) allows CSI-compliant plugins to connect their systems to Kubernetes and other orchestrated container environments for persistent data storage. -
Kubernetes clusters within AWS EKS
Automated deployment of the AWS-managed Kubernetes service EKS helps you run a production Kubernetes cluster in the cloud with ease.