How Tavros Leverages Kuma for Scalable API Security

MS3, a company specializing in enterprise integration software, cloud migration strategies, and API enablement, has developed Tavros, an enterprise integration platform designed to streamline technical issues like logging, tracing, and security. Tavros leverages Kong Gateway as an API manager and Kuma service mesh to provide observability, security, and continuous delivery, enabling companies to focus on their competitive advantages. The platform supports containerization and is independent of specific languages and frameworks, allowing flexibility in deployment. Tavros utilizes open-source components like Elastic, Jaeger, Jenkins, and Flux to achieve its goals, with Kuma managing observability and providing mutual TLS (mTLS) by default to enhance security. This setup simplifies application delivery in a microservices architecture, addressing key software concerns and allowing application developers to concentrate on business value.

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