Envoy on Windows: Use-cases, roadmap, and more
summary
Envoy compiles and runs natively on Windows Server 2019+ as an alpha release that users must build from master using Bazel on Windows (msys2 bash tested), with many Linux features working and some extensions disabled (hot restart, some tracing). The demo shows Docker Compose front proxy routing, dynamic config reload via file-watches, and mutual TLS working end-to-end between front and upstream Envoys. Roadmap lists beta binaries in 1.16 and GA around 1.17 with egress and SDK improvements.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introductions
- 0:55Agenda
- 1:28Envoy on Windows - Why?
- 2:22Envoy Project
- 4:18History
- 5:21Alpha Support
- 6:30Getting Started
- 8:56Demo #1: Envoy Dynamic Configuration
- 17:44Demo #2: Envoy on Windows VM
- 22:52Roadmap
- 24:26How to contribute
- 25:27Special thank you!!!
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