// SRE· Specialty
Traffic control and zero-trust networking, properly configured.
For teams that need mTLS, retries, and traffic shaping between services without hand-rolling it per team.
The problem
Why this keeps biting teams
Service-to-service communication tends to grow organically: some retries here, an ad hoc auth check there, until nobody can say with confidence which services can reach which, or what happens when one is slow.
What we do
[01]
Evaluate whether Istio, Linkerd, or a lighter-weight approach actually fits your scale.
[02]
Roll out mTLS and network policy so service identity is enforced, not assumed.
[03]
Configure retries, timeouts, and circuit breaking at the mesh layer, consistently.
[04]
Give teams visibility into service-to-service traffic without instrumenting every app.
Typical Outcomes
zero-trust
service identity enforced by default
consistent
retry and timeout behavior across every service
Deliverables
[01]
Service mesh evaluation and rollout plan (Istio or Linkerd)
[02]
mTLS and network policy enforcement across services
[03]
Standardized retry, timeout, and circuit-breaker configuration
[04]
Service-to-service traffic visibility and dashboards
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