layer5 VS website

There’s no better way to test-drive Layer5 than by diving in and playing with it. The purpose of the blog is to create awareness about a service mesh like Layer5. To learn further it is recommended to go through the official documentations of Layer5.

From My PR being merged, working on UI, Upgrading Gatsby v2 to v3 for which I had to learn a bit about GraphQL, how Gatsby Plugins work (PR) to me shifting to CI/CD Issues, writing blogs, learning golang(for mesheryctl issues) to having the most amazing as well as exciting 1-1 call with Lee Calcote, Founder & CEO of Layer5 to discuss about my interests/aims and some future ideas/goals of the projects, the journey has been amazing and I hope it will be the same or much more exciting in the future 💯 Also, I have to thank Nikhil Ladha as well as other members of the community for constantly guiding and mentoring me 🍻

Let's jump right into a showcase. A “thank you” goes out to our friends at Buoyant (creators of Linkerd, the open-source service mesh), who openly maintain Linkerd’s docs in Markdown. That same Markdown generates static HTML on their website for developers to copy commands into the terminals. It turns out that Linkerd’s Getting Started Guide makes a great real-world example illustrating how to harness Runme in CI/CD (with minimal to no edits).