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Microsoft wants to make service mesh invisible
At KubeCon EU 2026, Mitch Connors of Microsoft outlined a vision to make service meshes effectively invisible to users. Now working on Azure Kubernetes Application Network, a fully managed service built on Istio’s ambien...
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Microsoft wants to make service mesh invisible is an episode from The New Stack Makers by The New Stack Podcast. At KubeCon EU 2026, Mitch Connors of Microsoft outlined a vision to make service meshes effectively invisible to users. Now wor...
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