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Kush Trivedi | @kushthedude | CNCF

Overview

During this summer period, I worked with Envoy & Layer5 community to enable distributed load testing of service meshes and envoy data planes, Envoy's performance benchmarking tool Nighthawk and Layer5's multimesh benchmarking tool Meshery were used to accomplish the project. Nighthawk is a L7 (HTTP/HTTPS/HTTP2) performance characterization tool which supports load testing with HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 over HTTP and HTTPS. Meshery is the multi-service mesh management plane offering lifecycle, configuration and performance management of service meshes and their workloads.

My main goal of this project was to focus on Nighthawk architecture and how it can be invoked in Meshery which currently supports load generation over fortio & wrk2, moreover I worked on SMI conformance tool, service mesh performance specification, architectural design & more.

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Kush Trivedi | @kushthedude | Codeheat - 2019

Overview :

I am Kush Trivedi, Pre-final year CSE undergraduate at IIT, Jodhpur. In this winter period, I primarily worked on Open Event Ecosystem ( Comprising of Open Event Frontend and Open Event Server ). Apart from code contributions, I helped many new contributors to the Open Event project to get started with the ecosystem and begin contributing.

My main goal of this period was to focus on making the Eventyay platform more stable for new users while laying down foundations for making the platform smoother in terms of Call for Speakers, Ticket Checkout, Loading Time and User Experience.

I also contributed to badgeyay in the starting period of codeheat-2019.