Hi HAProxy Team, I reached out a few days back regarding your remarkable post. Just checking in to see if you have received my previous email regarding your article https://www.haproxy.com/blog/power-your-consul-service-mesh-with-haproxy/ since I haven't received any feedback.
I would love to know if you are interested in adding our article https://www.toptal.com/kubernetes/service-mesh-comparison as a resource to your post? You see we are hoping you can add our article as an additional resource to your article. I believe our article goes well together and that it will benefit your readers to know more about the article topic. One of Toptal's goals is to provide more helpful information about the topic to others by connecting our articles to other expert's articles like yours :) Also, one of the most interesting benefits for you when adding our link would be the fact that Google loves freshly updated content and tend to rank such articles better. As a result, this could help increase the ranking of your article for this topic - - Links are Important – Linking out to pages along the same subject matter will give an enormous boost to your Google rankings. - External links ARE good for SEO and it’s widely accepted that external links are one of the most important metrics for high-position ranking. - External links are the most important source of ranking power. - Valuable external links will also help to improve the authority of your website, by providing a viewer with references. Looking forward to hearing from you! Cheers, Vanessa -----Original Message----- Hi HAProxy Team, Vanessa from Toptal here! I promise this will be quick. I just read one of your posts - https://www.haproxy.com/blog/power-your-consul-service-mesh-with-haproxy/ and I was hoping that we could connect. I totally agree when you mention that Kubernetes makes configuring a service mesh easier tactically because you can run multiple containers inside a single pod, which is often referred to as running sidecar containers. When discussing microservices architecture and containerization, one set of production-proven tools has captured most of the attention in recent years: the service mesh. Would you be interested in adding this as an additional resource to your article? It will be a great update especially to your readers that are interested in the Kubernetes service. Here is the link for your reference: https://www.toptal.com/kubernetes/service-mesh-comparison Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this and stay safe always. Regards, Vanessa
