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| Examples of Network Services would include: | ||
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| - A simple distributed vL3 that allows the workloads to communicate via IP, optionally with DNS service for that vL3 | ||
| - A simply distributed vL3 that allows the workloads to communicate via IP, optionally with DNS service for that vL3 |
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I think here the original text doesn't have a typo, so this change should be reverted.
Maybe a better wording would be something like this:
A simple distributed vL3 network that allows
| that the HTTPS message itself gets to the other side and the HTTPS response gets back to the workload. In the intervening process | ||
| the ethernet headers, ip headers, and even the TCP connection may have been stripped away and replaced. The payload being tranported | ||
| Traditional Service Meshes predominantly focus on L7 payloads like HTTPS. If a workload sends an HTTPS message, it only guarantees | ||
| that the HTTPS message itself gets to the other side and the HTTPS response gets back to the workload. In the intervening process, |
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Do we need this comma?
I'm no an expert in English grammar so I may be wrong but it feels like it shouldn't be here.
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| > In essence, a Zero Trust Architecture allows users full access but only to the bare minimum they need to perform their jobs. If a device is compromised, zero trust can ensure that the damage is contained. | ||
| > In essence, a Zero Trust Architecture allows users full access but only the bare minimum they need to perform their jobs. If a device is compromised, zero trust can ensure that damage is contained. |
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I think the original meaning is to the bare minimum [of functionality], so this to was correct.
| indicating which IPs should be routed from the Pod to the Network Service. | ||
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| In order to avoid IP collisions, NSM prevents the use of IP addresses or routes from Prefixes in use in the cluster. | ||
| To avoid IP collisions, NSM prevents the use of IP addresses or routes from Prefixes in use in the cluster. |
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It's the same meaning but I think the original wording sounds better.
| App foo needs to stay in deployment in the interim. | ||
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| An expensive IPS can provide protection from the vulnerability. By keying off of labels provided by the {{<color "#0050EF" >}}Clients{{< /color >}} when | ||
| An expensive IPS can protect from vulnerability. By keying off of labels provided by the {{<color "#0050EF" >}}Clients{{< /color >}} when |
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I think it was correct
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| What Runtime Domain a workload is running in is a [non-sequitur](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non_sequitur_(literary_device)) to its communications needs. Workloads that are part of | ||
| the same App need Connectivity between each other no matter where they are running. | ||
| the same App need Connectivity with each other no matter where they are running. |
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I think it was correct
| Traditional Service Meshes predominantly focus on L7 payloads like HTTPS. If a workload send an HTTPS message, they only guarantee | ||
| that the HTTPS message itself gets to the other side and the HTTPS response gets back to the workload. In the intervening process | ||
| the ethernet headers, ip headers, and even the TCP connection may have been stripped away and replaced. The payload being tranported | ||
| Traditional Service Meshes predominantly focus on L7 payloads like HTTPS. If a workload sends an HTTPS message, it only guarantees |
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they only... - means Service Meshes
| ## The NSM Solution | ||
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| Network Service Mesh allows individual workloads, where ever they are running to connect securely to Network Service(s) that | ||
| Network Service Mesh allows individual workloads, where ever they are run, to connect securely to Network Service(s) that |
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I think it should be like:
workloads, wherever they are run to
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I'm not sure about run/running thing, but we either need to use commas on both sides of where ever they are running part, or on neither side.
And I think here we need it on both sides.
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@wazsone Could you please rebase this? |
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@edwarnicke Could you have a look?
Signed-off-by: Ruslan Bayandinov wazsone@ya.ru