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< p > If you are using another CI/CD system, you can easily incorporate `mesheryctl` into your pipelines.</ p > </ div >
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What projects are related to Nighthawk?
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- <div class="accordion-body">Yes, certainly. As a matter of fact, you can leverage Nighthawk’s build workflows as the basis for your own. We recommend collaborating in the Nighthawk project to improve upon the workflows to meet your specific needs. Join the community and let us know.</div>
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+ < p > Meshery, the service mesh management plane uses Nighthawk as a load generator for running performance tests.
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+ Meshery uses the Docker image published by GetNighthawk to run Nighthawk.
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+ The Service Mesh Performance project is also closely related to GetNighthawk as it defines a standard for
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+ capturing these performance test configurations and results..</ p >
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+ What value is GetNighthawk as an individual project adding to Nighthawk?
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+ < p > - Aimed at alligning and making Nighthawk compatible with the SMP spec.</ p >
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+ < p > - A Go native wrapper for using Nighthawk.</ p >
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+ < p > - Enables mesheryctl to do multi version lifecycle management of Nighthawk..</ p >
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+ < p > - A vehicle for creating and publishing Nighthawk extensions.</ p >
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+ < p > - Publishes Nighthawk artifacts compatible with multiple OS and CPU architectures.</ p >
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+ < p > - Provides a container with ready to use Nighthawk binaries.</ p >
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+ < p > - A logo and a website.</ p >
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+ < p > - A community of contributors.</ p >
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+ < p > - An audience within CNCF projects.</ p >
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+ < p > - A shared spotlight on KubeCon stage.</ p >
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+ < p > - Enables easy Nighthawk adoption.</ p >
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+ Will nighthawk_client and nighthawk_server still be supported?
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+ < p > Yes, GetNighthawk will publish the Nighthawk binaries which can be dowloaded directly or used through a Docker
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