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Published inMar 2020
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ISBN-139781789615791
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Anjali Khatri
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Anjali Khatri

Anjali Khatri is an enterprise cloud architect at DivvyCloud, advancing the cloud-native growth for the company by helping customers maintain security and compliance for resources running on AWS, Google, Azure, and other cloud providers. She is a technical leader in the adoption, scaling, and maturity of DivvyCloud's capabilities. In collaboration with product and engineering, she works with customer success around feature request architecture, case studies, account planning, and continuous solution delivery. Prior to Divvycloud, Anjali worked at IBM and Merlin. She has 9+ years of professional experience in program management for software development, open source analytics sales, and application performance consulting.
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Vikram Khatri
Vikram Khatri
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Vikram Khatri

Vikram Khatri is the chief architect of Cloud Pak for Data System at IBM. Vikram has 20 years of experience leading and mentoring high-performing, cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact, best-in-class technology solutions. Vikram is a visionary thought leader when it comes to architecting large-scale transformational solutions from monolithic to cloud-native applications that include data and AI. He is an industry-leading technical expert with a track record of leveraging deep technical expertise to develop solutions, resulting in revenues exceeding $1 billion over 14 years, and is also a technology subject matter expert in cloud-native technologies who frequently speaks at industry conferences and trade shows.
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Questions

  1. Linkerd has automatic protocol and TCP connection detection.

A) True
B) False

  1. Linkerd uses its own Ingress controller.

A) True
B) False

  1. The Linkerd proxy is written in GO, while the control plane components are written in Rust.

A) True
B) False

  1. The control and data plane can be in a single namespace if so desired.

A) True
B) False

  1. When a Linkerd proxy is injected using the linkerd inject command to a running pod, pods are restarted automatically.

A) True
B) False

  1. You can add a debug sidecar to a microservice without having to restart the pod.

A) True
B) False

  1. The retry budget helps us avoid a retry storm, and we don't need to do any configuration in Linkerd to achieve this.

A) True
B) False

  1. For automatic sidecar injection, Istio needs a labeled namespace with istio-injection=enabled, while Linkerd needs a namespace annotated with linkerd.io/inject...
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Anjali Khatri

Anjali Khatri is an enterprise cloud architect at DivvyCloud, advancing the cloud-native growth for the company by helping customers maintain security and compliance for resources running on AWS, Google, Azure, and other cloud providers. She is a technical leader in the adoption, scaling, and maturity of DivvyCloud's capabilities. In collaboration with product and engineering, she works with customer success around feature request architecture, case studies, account planning, and continuous solution delivery. Prior to Divvycloud, Anjali worked at IBM and Merlin. She has 9+ years of professional experience in program management for software development, open source analytics sales, and application performance consulting.
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Vikram Khatri

Vikram Khatri is the chief architect of Cloud Pak for Data System at IBM. Vikram has 20 years of experience leading and mentoring high-performing, cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact, best-in-class technology solutions. Vikram is a visionary thought leader when it comes to architecting large-scale transformational solutions from monolithic to cloud-native applications that include data and AI. He is an industry-leading technical expert with a track record of leveraging deep technical expertise to develop solutions, resulting in revenues exceeding $1 billion over 14 years, and is also a technology subject matter expert in cloud-native technologies who frequently speaks at industry conferences and trade shows.
Read more about Vikram Khatri