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Istio projects on GitHub

Service mesh platform for managing microservice traffic, security, and observability.

As of , the most-starred Istio projects on GitHub are nacos (33.5K stars), microservices-demo (21.1K stars) and kubernetes-handbook (11.6K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 5 Istio repositories with 72.5K stars combined. The fastest-growing on November 3 was DevOps-Projects, with +50 stars in a day.

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72.5KStars in total
+67Stars in a day

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5 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · alibaba/nacos

    nacos

    Nacos is a platform from Alibaba for dynamic service discovery, configuration management, and service management, aimed at building cloud-native microservices and AI applications.

    33.5K
  2. #2 · GoogleCloudPlatform/microservices-demo

    microservices-demo

    Online Boutique is a sample cloud-first e-commerce web app made of 11 microservices in different languages, built by Google to demonstrate Kubernetes, gRPC, Istio and other Google Cloud technologies.

    21.1K
  3. #3 · rootsongjc/kubernetes-handbook

    kubernetes-handbook

    This is a free Chinese-language ebook/handbook that teaches Kubernetes architecture and the cloud-native ecosystem, from container orchestration basics up through service mesh, serverless, and AI-native infrastructure.

    11.6K
  1. 4

    DevOps-Projects

    5.5KNotHarshhaa/DevOps-Projects · Java

    A collection of step-by-step, hands-on DevOps projects, from beginner to advanced, covering AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD, Terraform and Jenkins.

  2. 5

    agent-safe-pipeline

    671decionis/agent-safe-pipeline · TypeScript

    Agent-Safe Pipeline is a reference implementation of an 'Execution Authority' architecture that sits between AI agents or APIs and consequential HTTP actions: it intercepts the action, asks Decionis whether it is authorized, and only forwards it if a single-use grant is issued, otherwise holding it for a human or refusing it, with every decision leaving tamper-evident evidence.

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