Extending Service Mesh to the Edge

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Demonstrates a working system called Clovisor that reads Istio route rules and programs kernel eBPF to steer sessions onto different WAN links (demo uses two VM clusters, replicated control planes, two simulated links s8/s9). Uses an Envoy Lua filter to extract headers, maps user=minions to link s9 and boss to s8, and shows per-route WAN selection succeeds with no cloud round trip. Leverages eBPF, Envoy, and SDWAN concepts and explores sockmap non-sidecar Envoy and batched telemetry.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:35What is Edge
3. 7:04Mixer
4. 12:00Visor Horizon
5. 15:39Demo
6. 19:34Under the Hood
7. 22:18Future Enhancements
8. 25:51Summary

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