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[FEAT] Integrate the router with Envoy through extproc #240
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Signed-off-by: Huamin Chen <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Huamin Chen <[email protected]>
@BrianPark314 @ApostaC @YuhanLiu11 @Shaoting-Feng PTAL, thanks! |
Signed-off-by: Huamin Chen <[email protected]>
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depending on the answer to the below comment we should reconsider where this module should reside in the project.
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I am not sure the purpose of this additional entry point, can you clarify how this works?
Any updates on this PR? It seems like this feature is P1 but there is no activity within the month. |
@BrianPark314 I'm going to have a simple integration of the Gateway API into Production Stack this week (based on Go), will ping you on that PR once I have it! |
Hi @YuhanLiu11, any update about this integration? Would you like to share your design or basic idea as we are also working on this similar topic, maybe can help this, thanks. |
Thanks for @BrianPark314 refactoring the router. It is possible now to have yet another "View": supporting Envoy extproc gPRC protocol.
I am creating this PR for a quick PoC and getting feedback about the next step. Comments and suggests are appreciated.