Linkerd Adds Default mTLS to Kubernetes to Enable Zero Trust
Linkerd, the open source service mesh, has been updated with a number of new features, including support for the ARM architecture, a new multi-core proxy runtime, and the automatic enabling of mutual TLS (mTLS) security for all TCP connections.
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