Universal open-source service mesh for K8s and VMs.
Needs a unified control plane to manage networking across heterogeneous infrastructure environments.
Requires scalable, secure connectivity for microservices spanning multiple clusters and cloud regions.
The operational complexity of a service mesh may outweigh the benefits for simple, monolithic applications.
AI-powered tools that can replace or augment Kuma
Kuma is an open-source project available for free, offering enterprise-grade service mesh capabilities without licensing costs, though organizations may incur expenses related to infrastructure management and professional support.