Closing Remarks

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Working implementations of service-mesh features now use eBPF and other kernel-level tooling, and Kuma 2.0 ships with eBPF support slated for CNCF inclusion, showing the approach works beyond prototypes. Multiple vendors and 7–8 CNCF service meshes converge on interoperability, while the new Gateway API on Envoy drives API gateway and API management adoption. Focus remains on reducing developer friction with automatic encryption in Kubernetes and built-in metrics for troubleshooting.

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