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Now you can start configuring the Dapr state-store.
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2020 was a noteworthy year in many ways. Nikhil's committment to the people and projects of the Layer5 community will forever be at the top of list of mentionables I and others will recall of last year. It was in 2019, though, that <Linkto="/blog/community/my-journey-from-a-contributor-to-a-maintainer">Nikhil's journey</Link> in the Layer5 community started and where he first began helping build our healthy, inclusive, and <Linkto="/community"className="highlight">diverse community</Link> and our industry-leading, innovate <Linkto="/projects"className="highlight">open source projects</Link>. Nikhil's natural disposition to mentoring others and his stewardship on various projects make him a successful MeshMate.
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<h3style="padding:2rem 0;">What is a Layer5 MeshMate?</h3>
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is a distinction that Layer5 awards select members of the community who innately align with our culture of helping others, paying it forward, and a commitment to knowledge sharing. MeshMates are Layer5 mentors and ambassadors (not employees).
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quote="Congratulations on the MeshMate of the Year Award, Nikhil, a well-deserved honor for a distinguished gentleman. When I was having a look at the Layer5 community, your member experience blog post stood out and was one of the main reasons for me to join the community. Within the community, it is apparent that your guidance, support, and contributions are very much appreciated. Keep up the excellent work!"
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community member inevitably leaving a lasting mark as is evident from member
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With thousands of members in the Layer5 community, many come and go. Many take
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and many give. While we hope that each and every individual that joins will
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find a fit in the community and/or on a project, this isn't always the case.
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quote="Congratulations on being our community maintainer superstar, Nikhil. You has done a great job on our new Layer5 site and your infinite patience on communicating with everyone sets you apart as an awesome community ambassador."
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Wear your MeshMate of the Year badge proudly, Nikhil.
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Join us as we host project office hours. Don't be shy with your questions! Project maintainers are happy to receive your questions and will be available to share about current project activites, discuss current features as well as planned future project roadmap.
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<h3>Meshery Project Office Hours</h3>
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<h5style="display:inline;">October 26, 2022</h5>: <Linkto="/cloud-native-management/meshery">Meshery</Link> is the open source, cloud native manager that enables the adoption, operation, and management of Kubernetes, any service mesh, and their workloads. Meshery is a multi-cluster Kubernetes manager hundreds of <Linkto="/cloud-native-management/meshery/integrations">integrations</Link> supported for any workload or infrastructure components.
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<h5style={{ display:"inline" }}>October 26, 2022</h5>: <Linkto="/cloud-native-management/meshery">Meshery</Link> is the open source, cloud native manager that enables the adoption, operation, and management of Kubernetes, any service mesh, and their workloads. Meshery is a multi-cluster Kubernetes manager hundreds of <Linkto="/cloud-native-management/meshery/integrations">integrations</Link> supported for any workload or infrastructure components.
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We will be briefing you all on the following feature highlights of the latest version of Meshery v0.6.0:
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<h5style={{ display:"inline" }}>October 27, 2022</h5>: <Linkto="/projects/cloud-native-performance">Service Mesh Performance</Link> is a CNCF-hosted project that has received support from Layer5, Intel, RedHat, and HashiCorp. By utilizing SMP, <ahref="https://smp-spec.io/meshmark">MeshMark</a> offers a global performance index to compare the effectiveness of your mesh deployment to those in other organizations setups.
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<h3>The State of the Cloud Native Network: Deep-dive from CNCF TAG Network</h3>
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<h5style="display:inline;">October 27, 2022</h5>: Join CNCF Technical Advisory Group co-chair and Layer5's founder, <Linkto="/community/members/lee-calcote">Lee Calcote</Link> as he discusses the many projects of TAG Network and its working groups. NATs, Network Service Mesh, BFE, Contour, Kuma, Service Mesh Interface, Chaos Mesh, Open Service Mesh, Emissary, k8gb, Service Mesh Performance, Submariner, Cilium, Meshery, Fab Edge, Istio, Nighthawk, Aeraki, and FabEdge are just a few of the many terms used to describe cloud native networking. The size might be intimidating.
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<h5style={{ display:"inline" }}>October 27, 2022</h5>: Join CNCF Technical Advisory Group co-chair and Layer5's founder, <Linkto="/community/members/lee-calcote">Lee Calcote</Link> as he discusses the many projects of TAG Network and its working groups. NATs, Network Service Mesh, BFE, Contour, Kuma, Service Mesh Interface, Chaos Mesh, Open Service Mesh, Emissary, k8gb, Service Mesh Performance, Submariner, Cilium, Meshery, Fab Edge, Istio, Nighthawk, Aeraki, and FabEdge are just a few of the many terms used to describe cloud native networking. The size might be intimidating.
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From fundamental Layer 3 connectivity to the newest in service mesh, the third session will cover the big picture of Cloud Native Networking in the CNCF and how to put it all in a context you can utilize.
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The Layer5 community is a warm, welcoming, and supportive community that has won many awards for its open-source contributions. We are proud to be a part of such a great community, and we encourage you to get involved and help us make Meshery even better!
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While building a Docker image for one of <Linkto="/projects">Layer5's open source projects</Link>, I ran into a build warning in one of the multi-stage Dockerfiles. Up to this point, while creating container images, I hadn't paid attention to a particular feature of `docker build`: <i><ahref="https://docs.docker.com/reference/build-checks/">build checks</a></i>. I had otherwise overlooked warnings and informational notices that were lost among the fray of docker build log lines. I've stopped ignoring them, however. In this post, I'll touch upon a handful of the more common build warnings, delve into the importance of these checks, and explore how and why to address each. But, first...
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“It’s the network!” is the cry of every engineer. With the increased prevalence of microservices and distributed systems, it’s true - networking as a discipline has never been more critical in the well-architected design and efficient operation of modern infrastructure. Join this talk for an intro to the TAG, its charter and a deeper discussion of current cloud native networking topics being advanced in this TAG.
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Join the Meshery maintainers and community in improving the leading cloud native management plane. This is your chance to get hands-on with the tools shaping the future of collaborative cloud native management. Opportunities: Work on core functionality in the Server (Golang) or UI (React) or extend Meshery by building your own plugin. Contribute to the Meshery documentation by incorporating your own examples of cloud native solution architectures using Meshery Designer.
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Why Contribute to Meshery? - Gain experience with cloud native technologies, including essentially every CNCF project and open source development practices. As is the 10th fastest growing CNCF project, Meshery has a vibrant community. Work alongside passionate maintainers and contributors. No Prior Experience Needed: We welcome contributions from all levels of experience. Join us at Meshery Contribfest and be part of the growing community shaping the future of collaborative cloud native management.
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