@@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ The *bifrost-gateway-controller* is an augmented Kubernetes network
44gateway-controller -- think of it as a Kubernetes ingress-controller
55that not only provides a data-path inside Kubernetes, but extends the
66data-path outside Kubernetes into the surrounding cloud
7- infrastructure.
7+ infrastructure. The * bifrost-gateway-controller* is different in that
8+ the data-path implementation is not hardcoded but instead based on generic,
9+ shareable blueprints. This makes it cloud-agnostic and extensible.
810
911> ** Status: Alpha** . The * bifrost-gateway-controller* is under active
1012> development and functionality and particularly CRDs may change.
@@ -13,16 +15,17 @@ infrastructure.
1315- [ Getting Started using a KIND Cluster] ( doc/getting-started.md )
1416- [ Example GatewayClassBlueprints] ( blueprints/README.md )
1517- [ Creating GatewayClass Definitions] ( doc/creating-gatewayclass-definitions.md )
16- - [ Extending GatewayClass Definitions using Policy Attachments] ( doc/extended-configuration-w-policy-attachments.md )
18+ - [ Extending GatewayClass Definitions using Policy Attachments (GEP-713) ] ( doc/extended-configuration-w-policy-attachments.md )
1719- [ User Journeys] ( doc/user-journeys.md )
1820- [ About the Bifrost Name] ( doc/bifrost-name.md )
1921
2022## TL;DR
2123
2224The * bifrost-gateway-controller* is a cloud-agnostic solution for
23- orchestrating end-to-end datapaths through cloud and Kubernetes using
24- the [ Kubernetes Gateway API] ( https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/ ) . An
25- example using AWS load-balancer and Istio is shown below. This is,
25+ orchestrating end-to-end datapaths through cloud and Kubernetes
26+ resources using the [ Kubernetes Gateway
27+ API] ( https://gateway-api.sigs.k8s.io/ ) . An example using Crossplane to
28+ provision a cloud load-balancer and Istio is shown below. This is,
2629however, only one possible [ GatewayClass
2730Definition] ( doc/creating-gatewayclass-definitions.md ) .
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