naavik

command module

v0.0.0-...-59d7cbf Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Mar 21, 2024 License: Apache-2.0 Imports: 2 Imported by: 0

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Naavik

Naavik assists in unification of configurations across services deployed with in Service Mesh.

It acts upon a custom resource called TrafficConfig and transforms them into service mesh understandable resources.

When dependencies are expressed between clients and a service, Naavik can translate the configurations in TrafficConfig to all the clients of the service deployed across multiple clusters over service mesh

High level Architecture Diagram

How to run Naavik locally

Refer to Development Guide.
More details on internals of Naavik can be found here

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main.go

Directories ¶

Path	Synopsis
cmd
options
internal
bootstrap
cache
controller
controller/admiral
controller/k8s
fake/builder
fake/builder/cache
fake/builder/resource
fake/controller
fake/handler
fake/utils/k8s
handler
handler/dependency
handler/k8shandler
handler/remotecluster
handler/remotecluster/resolver
handler/trafficconfig
leasechecker
server
server/api
server/api/clusters
server/api/dependency
server/api/trafficconfig
server/api/workload
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types
types/context
types/remotecluster
types/trafficconfig
utils/k8s
pkg
clients/clientset/istio
logger
types
types/set
utils

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