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Expose workloads with Gateway API and kgateway on Thalassa Cloud Kubernetes

kubernetes networking
2026-06-22
By Thalassa Cloud

Ingress controllers have served Kubernetes well for years, but they bundle concerns that teams often want to separate: platform operators manage the edge, while application developers attach routes to their services. The Kubernetes Gateway API was designed for that approach, and kgateway implements it with Envoy as the data plane. On Thalassa Cloud Kubernetes, each Gateway you create provisions an Envoy proxy and a LoadBalancer Service backed by a VPC Load Balancer.

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