己的核心逻辑。对于数据抽象，这里仅以服务注册发现模块为例 public interface KvStorage { enum KvType { /** * Local file storage. */ File, /** * Local memory storage. */ Memory, /** * LSMTree storage. */ LSMTree, AP, CP, 提供的先进的容器编排技术，服务网格产品开始进入开发者的视野，并得到了 广泛的关注，其中不乏有头部互联网公司已经将服务网格应用在生产环境中。在这些产品当中，由 Google，IBM 和 Lyft 团队合作开发的服务网格项目 Istio 最为流行，它提出了⼀整套标准的、声 明式的服务治理 API，效仿 Kubernetes 对底层基础设施的抽象做法来解决服务治理层面的疑难杂 症。 Nacos 作为众多注册中心产品中最受欢迎 之初，就紧跟技术时代的潮流，当然 不会错过云原生带来的技术红利。Nacos 已深度集成明星产品 Spring Boot、Spring Cloud、 Dubbo 等等，到现在积极融入服务网格 Istio 的生态，都在为开发者可以在各种业务场景中使用 Nacos 而演进。 什么是服务网格 要深入理解服务网格的概念，明确服务网格要解决的问题，以及认识服务网格带来的业务价值，需 要从应用架构的演进发展从头开始讲起。

......................................................... 216 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 217 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 281 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 282 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 342 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 342 The

......................................................... 227 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 229 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 292 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 293 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 356 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 356 18

......................................................... 227 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 229 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 292 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 293 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 356 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 356 18

......................................................... 215 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 217 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 279 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 280 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 342 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 342 18

......................................................... 215 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 217 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 278 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 279 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 341 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 341 18

......................................................... 225 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 227 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 289 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 290 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 353 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 353 18

......................................................... 225 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 227 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 289 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 290 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 353 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 353 18

......................................................... 226 12.2.9. Container resources versus local resources ........................................................ 228 12.2.10. Spurious application .................................................... 290 14.2.3. Additional tags facilitating development ........................................................... 291 14.3. Tiles .................. .......................................................................... 354 18.2.2. Accessing local SLSBs .................................................................................... 354 18