How to Establish a Cloud Native Traffic Management Platform?

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Describes problems modern cloud-native apps create for load balancing—dynamic scaling, multi-tenant control, agile releases, large-scale L7 routing, and cross-cluster traffic scheduling—and examines recent shifts in the load‑balancing space and the programming‑language ecosystem for layer‑7 proxies. Uses the BFE open‑source project as a concrete example of building a cloud‑native traffic management platform.

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