Building a Scalable, Compliant, Multi-Cloud Bank with a Service Mesh
summary
Lunar builds a scalable, compliant multi‑cloud bank by centralizing logs and release tooling in a platform cluster and connecting GCP, Azure, and AWS clusters through a service mesh so workload clusters remain stateless. The stack uses Linkerd multi-cluster control plane, Envoy backbone Gateway, GitOps with Flux plus in-house tools shuttle and hem control, and Fluent Bit for logs. The platform runs about 50 deploys/day across roughly ~400 microservices and the multi-cloud links and one‑way log flow prove reliable for acquisitions and audit requirements.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:16About Lunar
- 5:29Why MultiCluster
- 9:12Platform Engineering
- 11:22Service Mesh
- 14:49Multicluster functionality
- 20:52Wrapup
- 23:06Questions
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