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The <ahref="https://layer5.io/landscape">Service Mesh Landscape</a> is a comprehensive collection of prominent service mesh projects and offerings laid out in contrast to one another.
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<ahref="https://layer5.io/projects/image-hub">Image Hub</a> is a demo application which runs on <ahref="https://docs.meshery.io/service-meshes/adapters/consul">Consul</a> and facilitates exploring WebAssembly modules used as Envoy Filters.
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<a href="https://layer5.io/smi">SMI Conformance</a> includes all service mesh projects participating in the Service Mesh Interface specification. It is an easy-to-use, service mesh and SMI-specific tool to give service mesh projects and users a suite of repeatable conformance tests.
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Integrating your GitHub account with Meshery unlocks the ability to import files as designs directly from your repositories, enhancing your collaboration and version control processes. This integration allows you to streamline your workflow, ensuring that your design infrastructure is always up-to-date and aligned with your source code. To get started with integrating GitHub into Meshery, follow the comprehensive guide available [here](https://docs.layer5.io/cloud/getting-started/github-integration/).
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<h5class="chapter-sub-heading">_Example of integration components in Meshery_</h5>
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