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Introduce support for custom name resolution in flagd providers to enable better integration with service proxies like Envoy, facilitating more flexible and robust gRPC client configurations.
Background
In distributed systems, service proxies like Envoy are often used to manage traffic routing, load balancing, and observability. These proxies rely on the :authority header to route requests to the appropriate backend services. Some languages expose a mechanize for easily adding Custom Name Resolver (see gRPC docs), while others must be manually configured.
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Summary
Introduce support for custom name resolution in flagd providers to enable better integration with service proxies like Envoy, facilitating more flexible and robust gRPC client configurations.
Background
In distributed systems, service proxies like Envoy are often used to manage traffic routing, load balancing, and observability. These proxies rely on the :authority header to route requests to the appropriate backend services. Some languages expose a mechanize for easily adding Custom Name Resolver (see gRPC docs), while others must be manually configured.
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