Learn how to use the Gateway API to configure ingress traffic to an example application running in a local Kubernetes cluster.

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The Gateway API addresses the limitations of the Kubernetes Ingress API by offering role-based object types, support for multiple protocols, expressive traffic management features, and a formal method for extension. This tutorial demonstrates how to configure ingress traffic to an example application in a local Kubernetes cluster using the Gateway API and the Envoy Gateway. It covers the deployment of both the application and the Envoy Gateway, as well as defining a Gateway and HTTPRoute to manage traffic routing to the application.

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