@modal: Our new Auto Endpoints feature is powered by a new Modal primitive: Modal Servers. In this blogpost, we walk through de…
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Modal announces a new Auto Endpoints feature powered by Modal Servers, detailing the architecture using EnvoyProxy, Google Cloud Spanner, and Cloudflare Pingora.
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Our new Auto Endpoints feature is powered by a new Modal primitive: Modal Servers.
In this blogpost, we walk through design principles and detailed architecture: @EnvoyProxy, @googlecloud Spanner config store, and a @Cloudflare Pingora-based custom proxy. https://t.co/qANkCIObRu
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