Bridging the gap between on-prem and cloud: a story about...

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Groupon migrates 600 on‑prem microservices toward cloud by placing Envoy at the edge, using a Go support agent (go-control-plane) that polls a cloud NoSQL registry every 30s to push configs, update cloud DNS/load balancers, and drive bird/BGP on racks or hardware load balancers when BGP is dropped. Jenkins builds Docker images, Wavefront collects metrics, and sandbox+staging deployments pass core tests and load testing. Initial rollout drops TCP support and keeps legacy hostnames; full cloud cutover is chosen over long‑term hybrid. Envoy go-control-plane

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 5:43Components
3. 13:03Gears
4. 16:08Scope change
5. 20:39Kona status

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