US EditionCisco capitalizes on Isovalent buy, unveils new load balancer
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Cisco capitalizes on Isovalent buy, unveils new load balancer
Since it acquired open-source software developer Isovalent in January 2024, Cisco has been busy integrating its technology into some core products. In particular, Cisco has elevated the use of Isovalent’s core container communications technology, Kubernetes-native networking and security platform eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter). eBPF is an open-source Linux operating-system kernel technology that lets programs run securely in a sandbox wi…
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