Alternatives to Huawei Cloud Application Service Mesh

Kuma suits teams managing service meshes across Kubernetes, VMs, or bare metal, including multi-zone or multi-mesh deployments.

It suits teams connecting workloads across clusters or clouds, including environments with Kubernetes, virtual machines, or physical servers.

Buoyant Enterprise for Linkerd

BEL suits teams running Kubernetes services that need traffic management, multicluster communication and observability.

FSM suits teams running microservices on Kubernetes or OpenShift that need traffic controls and service governance.

Traefik Mesh suits teams running Kubernetes that want to add services to a mesh selectively and configure traffic policies through annotations or SMI objects.

It is aimed at government, defense, and global enterprise teams, including architects, DevOps engineers, and security professionals.

Istio

Istio suits teams running distributed applications on Kubernetes that need traffic management, security, or observability features.

Linkerd suits teams running workloads on Kubernetes that want service-level traffic controls, metrics and mutual TLS without application code changes.

Red Hat OpenShift Pipelines

It suits teams delivering applications on OpenShift, particularly decentralized teams working with microservice-based architectures.

Tetrate Service Bridge

It is aimed at platform owners, application developers, and security administrators managing large multi-cluster, multi-tenant deployments.

Google Cloud Service Mesh

Google Cloud Service Mesh suits teams using the listed Google Cloud or Google Distributed Cloud environments that need hybrid service-mesh deployment.

VMware Tanzu Platform

Tanzu Platform is described for application and platform engineering teams needing shared governance and visibility.

TSF Mesh suits teams running Kubernetes services that need managed deployment, traffic policies, and multi-cluster support.