Keynote: Service Mesh Everywhere

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Argues for pushing Istio/Envoy beyond Kubernetes into VMs, bare metal and the edge, including ARM builds of Istio and Envoy to run on new hardware; describes using the Envoy sidecar as policy enforcement point so the mesh provides a single, consistent security baseline across environments; claims mesh-as-security-kernel enables cross-cutting changes by simple configuration; cites Tetrate work and Istio’s CNCF submission as evidence these integrations are being built and adopted.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:24Exciting News
3. 0:48Service Mesh Everywhere
4. 1:57Why
5. 3:04Key Ideas
6. 3:22Security Kernel
7. 3:48Crosscutting Change
8. 4:42Outro

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