Serverless and Service Mesh - what is Next? | Panel Discussion
summary
Panel reports concrete moves: Cloud Run supports mTLS between serverless and mesh, GCP offers a managed service mesh control plane, and teams describe building an Envoy-based control plane at Allegro that runs almost 2,000 services. Discussion centers on eBPF-driven “sidecarless” meshes, tradeoffs in latency and memory, experiments moving hot paths to functions, and Hazelcast Turbine for sidecar-backed distributed workflows — claims, tools, scale, and who actually built what get tested.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Panel introduction
- 7:23Serverless and service mesh
- 11:17Migrating to service mesh
- 14:25Service mesh at Allegro
- 20:33Serverless vs service mesh
- 23:28API gateway vs service mesh
- 29:55Future trends
- 35:14Sidecarless mesh with eBPF
- 37:41Sidecarless mesh challenges
- 40:08Custom proxy functions
- 43:17Closing
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