Cilium

The easiest way to get production-grade Kubernetes clusters with Cilium up and running

Components ( 18 )

The Meshery model for Cilium supports the following components.

cilium-clusterwide-envoy-config

cilium-clusterwide-network-policy

cilium-egress-gateway-policy

cilium-endpoint

cilium-envoy-config

cilium-external-workload

cilium-identity

cilium-local-redirect-policy

cilium-network-policy

cilium-node-config

cilium-node

cilium-bgp-advertisement

cilium-bgp-cluster-config

cilium-bgp-node-config-override

cilium-bgp-node-config

cilium-bgp-peer-config

cilium-cidr-group

cilium-load-balancer-ip-pool

What are Meshery Models and Components?

Meshery Models and Components represent the fundamental building blocks of your infrastructure. Use them to define the structure and configuration of your infrastructure and deployments by incorporating their use into a Design. Think of Designs as blueprints or templates that encapsulate everything from network configurations to service definitions.

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What is the Meshery Registry

The Meshery Registry is a vital component within Meshery, serving as a centralized repository for managing a diverse range of cloud and cloud native resources. It stores and organizes crucial information such as models, categories, components, and relationships, enabling efficient interaction and utilization of these resources within the Meshery ecosystem. You can conveniently access and manage registry data through Meshery UI, and through Meshery CLI (mesheryctl registry).

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Cilium

Components ( 18 )

What are Meshery Models and Components?

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What is the Meshery Registry

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Designs containing Cilium

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