You can use Buoyant to secure and direct network traffic across Kubernetes clusters without changing application code. The tool provides mutual TLS encryption by default, inspects latency and success rates, and handles per-request load balancing for gRPC protocols. It cuts cross-zone data transfer expenses through zonal routing controls and delivers FIPS-validated encryption builds for compliance audits. You can also run multi-cluster communications with federated services, manage pod failover across cloud providers, and isolate failing workloads using automated circuit breaking mechanisms.
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