Tetrate: A Service Mesh Can Be the Security Kernel for Distributed Systems
If you are going to use a service mesh to manage a set of microservices, you might as well start thinking of the service mesh as the "security kernel" for these distributed systems, suggested Tetrate Senior Engineer Zack Butcher, during a virtual conference on Zero Trust Security held by the U.S.
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