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Ambassador 
Ambassador is an open source Kubernetes-native API Gateway built on Envoy, designed for microservices. Ambassador essentially serves as an Envoy ingress controller, but with many more features.
Key features include:
- Self-service configuration, via Kubernetes annotations
- Support for gRPC and HTTP/2, TCP, and WebSockets
- Support for CORS, timeouts, weighted round robin (canary), sticky sessions, rate limiting
- Consul, Linkerd, and Istio service mesh integration
- Authentication
- Robust TLS support, including TLS client-certificate authentication and SNI
- Knative serverless integration
- Comprehensive metrics support
Architecture
Ambassador deploys the Envoy Proxy for L7 traffic management. Configuration of Ambassador is via Kubernetes annotations. Ambassador relies on Kubernetes for scaling and resilience. For more on Ambassador's architecture and motivation, read this blog post.
Getting Started
You can get Ambassador up and running in less than a minute by running it locally with Docker. Follow the instructions here: https://www.getambassador.io#get-started.
For production usage, Ambassador runs in Kubernetes. For a Kubernetes deployment, follow the instructions at https://www.getambassador.io/user-guide/getting-started.
If you are looking for a Kubernetes ingress controller, Ambassador provides a superset of the functionality of a typical ingress controller. (It does the traditional routing, and layers on a raft of configuration options.) This blog post covers Kubernetes ingress.
You can also use Helm to install Ambassador. For more information, see the instructions in the Helm installation documentation.
Community
Ambassador is an open source project, and welcomes any and all contributors. To get started:
- Join our Slack channel
- Read the developer guide
- Check out the Ambassador documentation
If you're interested in contributing, here are some ways:
- Write a blog post for our blog
- Investigate an open issue
- Add more tests
If you need commercial support or additional features, check out Ambassador Pro.
Directories
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ambex
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capabilities_wrapper
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edgectl
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httptest
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k3sctl
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k8sregistryctl
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kat-client
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kat-server
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kubeapply
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kubestatus
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teleproxy
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watt
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dexec
nolint Package dexec is a logging variant of os/exec.
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nolint Package dexec is a logging variant of os/exec. |
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dlog
Package dlog implements a generic logger facade.
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Package dlog implements a generic logger facade. |
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k8s
Package k8s is a facade over (super-terrible, very difficult to understand) client-go to provide a higher-level interface to Kubernetes, with support for simple, high-level APIs for watching resources (including from stable, long-running processes) and implementing basic controllers.
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Package k8s is a facade over (super-terrible, very difficult to understand) client-go to provide a higher-level interface to Kubernetes, with support for simple, high-level APIs for watching resources (including from stable, long-running processes) and implementing basic controllers. |